Steve
05-22-2007, 06:11 AM
Have you seen other lcos having problems hiring legal employees?
It seems this may become more and more of a problem.
Visa shortage proves hard on landscapers (http://www.hometownannapolis.com/cgi-bin/read/2007/05_20-30/BUS) - That's left him with no choice but to put up a big "help wanted" sign beneath the Evergreen Gene billboard - in Spanish.
"I've tried to hire people through the newspapers," said Mr. Hudson, who pays his Guatemalan crew $10 an hour to work from March to November. "I've tried to hire Americans. But they don't want the job. Now I'm down to everyone else, trying to get illegals in."
Of course, the few replacement workers he's hired all carry work cards and have Social Security numbers. But he has little doubt that some - if not most - are illegal.
It seems this may become more and more of a problem.
Visa shortage proves hard on landscapers (http://www.hometownannapolis.com/cgi-bin/read/2007/05_20-30/BUS) - That's left him with no choice but to put up a big "help wanted" sign beneath the Evergreen Gene billboard - in Spanish.
"I've tried to hire people through the newspapers," said Mr. Hudson, who pays his Guatemalan crew $10 an hour to work from March to November. "I've tried to hire Americans. But they don't want the job. Now I'm down to everyone else, trying to get illegals in."
Of course, the few replacement workers he's hired all carry work cards and have Social Security numbers. But he has little doubt that some - if not most - are illegal.