A few quick observations about the low-skilled labor market, following up on my recent post about why a guaranteed jobs program doesn't make sense. That is a bad idea to fix the low-skilled labor ...

Many business owners say that bringing in low-skilled foreign workers has become essential, as local populations age and labor forces shrink. In rural Wisconsin, John Rosenow says it is impossible ...

The steady background caterwauling by corporate and academic elitists about the perils of insufficient skilled immigration to the United States has reached a crescendo in recent months.

The tech industry craves cheap labor, not skilled workers. H-1Bs, which are temporary and prohibit the holder from switching employers, fill the bill. H-1B workers cannot unionize, are likely to ...

But that's just one part of the puzzle. Many pointed out that skilled labor jobs come with real downsides: physically punishing work, inconsistent hours, and pay that often doesn't reflect the ...

Zoby Jr. billed the city for repairs done by highly skilled workers, but most often used lower-priced regular laborers for the job, sources told NewsChannel 3. According to the sources ...

While low-skilled labor dominated manufacturing in decades past, automation and computers have made factory floors both tremendously productive and relatively human-free. A revitalized American ...