Job Creators Network, one of the nation’s largest pro-jobs grassroots organizations, is applauding President Donald Trump’s speech in North Dakota Wednesday in which he pushed for Congress to pass a bipartisan tax reform bill.
Job Creators Network, one of the nation’s largest pro-jobs grassroots organizations, launched a new multi-million dollar advocacy campaign on Tuesday to urge Congress to pass small business tax cuts.
The “West Wing Democrats” in the White House are eager to sacrifice President Donald Trump’s top campaign promise in exchange for Democratic approval of the tax cuts sought by wealthy donors and business interests, according to an article in Politico.
President Donald Trump’s merit immigration reform will raise Americans’ salaries and put roughly additional 2.3 million sidelined Americans back to work, admits a business-funded university group.
Silicon Valley tech companies may have to raise wages and salaries in order to attract high-skilled American workers in the age of President Donald Trump.
The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minnesota, Neel Kashkari, blasted claims of a labor shortage by telling employers they must raise wages.
Perhaps no other American leader in the 20th Century was as committed to a legal immigration system that was in the national interest of the United States as civil rights leader Barbara Jordan.
Silicon Valley’s tech elites are spoiling for a fight against a legal immigration overhaul backed by President Donald Trump.
The current legal immigration system, where the United States admits more than one million low-skilled immigrants a year, is necessary “as baby boomers retire,” the New York Times’ editors claim.
President Donald Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration is already having a positive impact on American workers through increased wages in the construction industry.
The editors of the Washington Post are finally admitting that high levels of legal immigration drive down wages for American workers, as President Donald Trump has asserted.
Several recent media reports on tight labor markets may have been entirely wrong. New numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics suggest that the construction labor market is not as tight as these news outlets might want us to believe. According to
A Washington Post survey of established economists shows growing support for President Donald Trump’s plan to reform immigration for greater productivity and higher wages.
The Microsoft Corporation is expected to lay-off up to 3,000 employees as the tech conglomerate continues to request and hire more foreign help.
Construction wages in Dallas are still below the national average despite overall wages being higher.
A new study from the University of Washington says that Seattle’s hike in its minimum wage is hurting the very workers it was supposed to help.
Americans see good things ahead for wages, stocks, home prices, according to a CNBC survey.
It’s really all about corporations hoping for more cheap imported labor.
A congressional candidate who formerly worked in IT but was replaced by an H-1B guest worker says Americans should have “some input” over their jobs being outsourced.
At the end of May, it will be three years since former tech employee Craig Diangelo was laid off and forced to train his foreign replacement through the H-1B visa.
The top executive to Google’s parent company, Alphabet, says any restrictions on the H-1B foreign guest worker visa is the “stupidest policy” in the U.S.
A new report from the Congressional Budget Office provides an eye-opening answer to the question by examining a sector of the labor market whose wages have been largely shielded from the effects of trade deals, immigration, and job-killing regulation.
In the age of President Donald Trump’s crackdown on the H-1B and strict enforcement of immigration law, tech conglomerates are lobbying the Congress and White House for amnesty and more foreign labor.
According to a report from Refinery 29, young women are uncomfortable navigating a relationship in which they out-earn their significant other.
The nation’s middle-class continued to shrink throughout President Barack Obama’s tenure, according to a new report from the pew Research Center.
Despite years of Obama’s promises that America’s health care costs would go down if Obamacare was passed into law, new statistics show that care and insurance premiums have risen more this year than in the last 32 years.
Donald Trump used his much-touted immigration reform speech to repeated his hardline promise to help African-Americans and America Latinos find jobs in a revived economy.
Americans who support Donald Trump are just being too darn gloomy about the nation’s crummy economy, says a Washington Post editorial.
With no migration, and “with unemployment at a record low … [Hungarians’] average monthly salaries after taxes rose 8.4 percent in January-May compared with last year,” according to Bloomberg’s coverage of the small country, which is wedged between Serbia and Austria in southeastern Europe.
Broad public opposition to amnesty and immigration is forcing employers to pay higher wages to Americans, an amnesty advocate admitted Wednesday morning.
There’s been a decades-long drop in wages paid to American workers facing competition from foreign guest-workers on H-2B visas, belying claims of a shortage of U.S. workers, according to Steven Camarota, at the Center for Immigration Studies.
SAN PEDRO — Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) promised labor unions at a rally at the Downtown Harbor dock area near the Los Angeles Maritime Museum on Friday that that he will deliver higher hourly wages as part of his “political revolution.”
For the first time in more than 130 years of record-keeping, young adults in the United States are more likely living with mom and dad than they are living with a spouse or partner.
A landmark article in the March 26 edition of The Economist, headlined, “The problem with profits,” gets one to thinking about the fundamentals of our economy.
Tony Blair has told unemployed British workers “not to blame migrants for having taken your job” and instructed them to get a better education instead so they can “operate in the modern world”. The former Labour party leader and British
President Barack Obama grudgingly admitted Tuesday night that mass-immigration does reduce Americans’ wages.
Industry executives and university advocates have successfully duped nearly every reporter, editor and anchor nationwide about the scale and purpose of the H-1B professional outsourcing program.
In a Tuesday morning interview with radio host Bill Bennett, Paul Ryan defended his omnibus bill’s controversial expansion in the H-2B visa program, which would allow foreign workers to fill blue-collar American jobs, by arguing that if the provision were not included, American companies would be forced to shut their doors.
Rush Limbaugh: What explains Trump continuing to rise when it appears the excitement has waned or peaked or what have you? And I’m telling you what you think it is. I think it’s this immigration issue.
In a statement provided exclusively to Breitbart News, GOP frontrunner Donald Trump responded to a remarkable poll, which showed that Republican voters prefer Trump’s immigration plan five times more than the plan of any other GOP candidate.
