Immigration, workforce integration addressed at economic conference
From left, Roslyn Moes and Claudia Wright discussed the challenges faced by immigrants and employers in the labor market during the Economic Outlook Conference at Central Washington University Monday. The pair was joined by Jon DeVaney, not pictured.
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ELLENSBURG — The pattern followed by current immigrants to the United States is similar to earlier periods of higher immigration. Both workers and employers must adjust when integrating immigrants into the workplace. Those were among the conclusions from speakers discussing immigration and its impact on the workplace in Washington at the annual Economic Outlook Conference Monday at Central Washington University in Ellensburg.
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