Working For Your Workers: Immigration - Bordering on Insanity

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Working For Your Workers: Immigration - Bordering on Insanity

• Relationships with high schools are great because they can bring in new blood into a company. 
• Bruce Bain of Richco Structures gives presentations at the local technical college that he graduated from. 
• Keith Azlin has been working with WTCA-Arizona to set up an internship program between the two ITT Technical Institutes and component manufacturers.

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2006 August

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