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General Membership Meeting. CNMI Department of Labor. Acting Secretary Vicky Benavente. November 2, 2017. CNMI Labor Force. 51,783 in 2001, 70% Foreign Workers. 25,307 in 2015, nearly 50% US Workers. ID: 696671

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Saipan Chamber of CommerceGeneral Membership Meeting

CNMI Department of LaborActing Secretary Vicky BenaventeNovember 2, 2017

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CNMI Labor Force

51,783 in 2001, 70% Foreign Workers25,307 in 2015, nearly 50% US WorkersUnemployed US citizens 1,806 in 2016Wages have risen for workers

42% increase in wages across the board from 2014 to 2016, with average hourly wages rising from $8.71 to $12.38

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U.S. Public Law 110-229

Consolidated Natural Resources Act 2008Phasing-in of Federal responsibilities over immigrationPhasing out of the nonresident contract worker (CW) program“MINIMIZE POTENTIAL ADVERSE ECONOMIC & FISCAL EFFECTS…”

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Economy, Economy, Economy

U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) found that after analysis of the economic impact of removing all foreign workers with CW-1 permits from the CNMI economy, they determined that “the CNMI’s 2015 GDP would decline by 26 to 62 percent with no CW-1 workers.”

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Businesses and Government

BUSINESSES:Challenges – Recruitment, Retention, TrainingGOVERNMENT:

Challenges – Data, Compliance, Enforcement

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Marianaslabor.net

Job Vacancy AnnouncementsQuarterly Workforce ListingAnnual Workforce PlanWorkforce Participation

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Thank You, Si Yu’os Ma’ase, Ghilisow

CONTACT:Administrative Division: 664-3196/323-9931

Employment Services:

664-3190/322-0996/323-9935