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Meta Boss Mark Zuckerberg Says AI Will Take Over These Key Jobs At Instagram, Facebook And WhatsApp

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SUNY Delhi honors alumni and staff with awards

The SUNY Delhi Alumni Association recently honored five alumni, faculty and staff for exceptional professional achievements and community service, according to a news release from the college. The 2024 recipients were Dr.

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UL students set to design and build 5-acre research and entertainment park near Arnaudville

A 5-acre patch of land near Arnaudville will become a hub for education, science conferences, sustainability workshops and cultural festivals thanks, in part, to the expertise of

by: WRAL

Fact check: Sanders says H-1B visa holders hired as dog trainers, massage therapists

Vt., said corporations abuse the H-1B visa program as a way to get richer and should recruit American workers first.

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SA's economic growth at risk as STEM student numbers plummet

South Africa's economic future hangs in the balance as education officials report alarming decline in STEM subject enrolments. Business leaders warn of dire consequences for the country's competitiveness in the digital age,

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Spokane County receives $48M in federal funding for aerospace tech hub

The hub will develop and manufacture lighter, more efficient materials for planes and other aerospace technology and then supply those materials to manufacturers.

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How Generative AI could speed up innovation in material science: interview

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Boise State launches School of Computing to shape Idaho's tech future

Boise State University is stepping into the future with its new School of Computing, a program designed to meet Idaho's growing demand for tech talent.

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by: Newsweek

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by: CNET

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The spacecraft built and operated by Texas-based Firefly Aerospace launched in the early Monday hours from Florida aboard a SpaceX rocket.

by: Reuters

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by: Nature

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by: Forbes

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by: Forbes

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by: Reuters

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by: Reuters

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Fact check: Sanders says H-1B visa holders hired as dog trainers, massage therapists

Vt., said corporations abuse the H-1B visa program as a way to get richer and should recruit American workers first.
The article from WRAL News discusses a claim made by Senator Bernie Sanders during a Democratic presidential debate, where he stated that H-1B visa holders are being hired for jobs like dog trainers and massage therapists, which he argued should be filled by American workers. Fact-checking by WRAL revealed that while the H-1B visa program is intended for highly skilled workers in specialty occupations, there have been instances where the visa has been used for less specialized roles. However, these cases are exceptions rather than the norm. The article explains that the H-1B visa requires a bachelor's degree or equivalent in a specific field, and roles like dog training or massage therapy typically do not meet these criteria unless they involve advanced, specialized training or education. The piece also notes that misuse of the visa program has been criticized, but overall, the majority of H-1B visas are granted for tech and other high-skill jobs.

Read the Full WRAL Article at:
https://www.wral.com/story/fact-check-sanders-says-h-1b-visa-holders-hired-as-dog-trainers-massage-therapists/21806357/

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