re: New Iberia car accident results in death of local school Principal.

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It’s more like nobody applies for the positions except through H2A.

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And H1B. In the context of what I meant, a "skilled worker" is someone with a professional license and /or academic training to do a job. Not someone who is merely good at a job. I think I shite what I meant all up.

Edit: But if a job pays less than unemployment, what incentive is there to take the job? If an employer can find licensed/ specially trained guest workers to work for less than what a domestic worker will work for, what is the incentive to raise the offered wage? It's like an ouroboros.