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Working in the USA

Despite many restrictions on immigration, the United States attracts over a million immigrants a year into its job market. The work environment is one that will always reward those who work hard.

Visa information for USA

The United States is said to have the most complex work-based visa system in the world, meaning it is important to understand how to get the right visa for you.

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Cost of Living in USA

As of 2008, the federal minimum wage in the United States is $6.55 per hour, although many states have rates higher than this.

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Living in America

You've decided to make the big move, but where should you head?

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It’s no news that the economy has taken a turn for the worse, and this means jobs may not be as available as they were in the big employment hubs. In fact, employment may be easier to find outside the cities and in the Midwestern and suburban areas of the states where there is less competition.

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U.S Laws and Culture

If you’ve lived in a western country, especially in the UK, the US will not give you much culture shock at all. One thing many will be surprised with is the somewhat lack of leisure time compared to other western countries, and vastly different from European countries. While many do work a full 40 hours a week, the tendency is for people to get in early and stay late, if you want to impress your boss or further your career.

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Work in USA

Working in the USA

Visa information for USA

Cost of Living in USA

Living in America

The U.S Job Market

U.S Laws and Culture