U.S. Census Finds Increase in Foreign-Born Workers - NYTimes.com:
"Nearly one in six American workers is foreign-born, the highest proportion since the 1920s, according to a census analysis released Monday.
Because of government barriers to immigration, the share of foreign-born workers dipped from a 20th-century high of 21 percent in 1910 to barely 5 percent in 1970, but has been rising since then, to the current 16 percent.
In 2007, immigrants accounted for more than one in four workers in California (35 percent), New York (27 percent), New Jersey (26 percent) and Nevada (25 percent)."
A Look Back: The Elephant In The Room In The Talent vs. Practice Debate
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(I’m republishing posts on my My All-Time Favorite Posts list. This one
appeared in 2016. You can see them all here) An article in last week’s
New Yorker...
2 hours ago