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New bill may increase available seasonal foreign labor pool

The seafood industry may soon see an increase in available foreign worker visas with the new SEASON Act, introduced in congress earlier this month

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 17, 2015 17:54 GMT
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A bill introduced in US congress on Nov. 4-- the SEASON Act -- is proposing a reform of American seasonal foreign labor policy, and would increase the foreign labor pool for the domestic seafood industry, reports the Daily Comet. [...]

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