down Go Back to Point of View Immigrant workers deliver a massive boost to individual businesses and the U.S. economy. In the Midst of a Worker Shortage, ESL Support Can Expand the Talent Pool Published jan. 06, 2022 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share via Email Employee Benefits News mentions a JFF research report authored by Laura Roberts in a story about the business value of offering English language classes to employees who are immigrants.Citing our report Unlocking Hidden Value: How Investing in Immigrant Talent Benefits Your Bottom Line, EBN states, “Immigrant workers deliver a massive boost to individual businesses and the U.S. economy: their economic contributions account for nearly $2 trillion of total U.S. GDP.” Read the full articleright
It’s hard to deny that immigrant workers are and will continue to hold up the U.S. economy, particularly in this time of crisis. In the News Immigrant Workers Have Always Been Essential
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