More than 2.3 million Filipinos are documented as working abroad.
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I was living and working abroad, and I was lonely.
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That change in mood is also felt by Egyptians working abroad.
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"In purely financial terms, it is definitely worth working abroad," Kiss said.
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As the Randstad survey suggests, the appetite for working abroad is there.
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Most of the time, the men are away fishing or working abroad.
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With three to four million Romanians working abroad, you need a scapegoat.
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Remittances from Egyptians working abroad jumped to $26.4 billion from $21.8 billion.
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Inflows of dollars from tourism and Egyptians working abroad have also risen.
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It's meant to protect diplomats who might be working abroad in hostile environments.
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It's also not clear how the Brexit will affect British scientists working abroad.
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One estimate states that there are as many as 9.4m Bangladeshis working abroad.
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If tensions escalate, there could be new risks for American executives working abroad.
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Maids make up more than a third of the 6 million Indonesians working abroad.
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One day, though, he answered a newspaper ad seeking people interested in working abroad.
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He said he was ready to take "drastic steps" to protect Filipinos working abroad.
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As a father to young children, working abroad wasn't an option he would consider.
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Remittances from Hondurans working abroad account for about 20 percent of the country's economy.
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The number of Americans working abroad is very low compared with other developed countries.
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More than half of the Filipinos working abroad were in the Arab Gulf countries.
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You can't be nebulous about your mission and you can't be nervous about working abroad.
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Even Americans living and working abroad must file tax returns and ante up each April.
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She returned to Havana from working abroad when private businesses became legal under Raúl Castro.
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The U.S. estimates about 93,000 North Koreans are currently working abroad, the U.S. official said.
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In fashion, the most original collections come from directors who spend the most time working abroad.
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The Philippines President said he was ready to take "drastic steps" to protect Filipinos working abroad.
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Currently, Sangmorakot is home to about a half-dozen trainers, with a whopping 15 working abroad.
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All they require is lessening the massive barriers to moving and working abroad that currently exist.
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Working abroad can provide you with the opportunity to truly immerse yourself in a different locale.
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However, the law only covers Vatican City State, a county within Rome, and Vatican diplomats working abroad.
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I've been traveling and working abroad for two years with nothing more than a carry-on backpack.
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About 10 million Bangladeshis are working abroad, more than 60 percent of them in the Middle-East.
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Remittances, a valuable source of income and foreign currency from Lebanese working abroad, have dipped as well.
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Most passersby in the center had family members working abroad, chiefly on farms in Spain and Italy.
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It's rarer when defections involve North Koreans working abroad in a state-run establishment who leave en masse.
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I've been living and working abroad for almost three years, and I always book my travel last-minute.
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Lee said North Korea's health care system relies in part on remittances sent back by doctors working abroad.
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The Philippines President said last week he was ready to take "drastic steps" to protect Filipinos working abroad.
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More than 18 million people from the region were working abroad in 503, according to United Nations data.
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Yet most Indian middle-class families prefer engineering over other professions, as children working abroad is a status symbol.
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If you're living and working abroad, then you technically don't have an adjusted gross income in the United States.
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I&aposve been traveling and working abroad for three years and I love to explore places on my own.
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Maids make up more than a third of the six million Indonesians working abroad, attracted by promises of higher salaries.
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New data from LinkedIn shows where Americans working abroad are already scattered, offering some guidance for the rest of us.
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Remittances from people working abroad to relatives back home rose 7 percent in 2017 to $613 billion, the FSB said.
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At the time, the State Department had a policy mandating retirement at age 65 for all American employees working abroad.
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Cooper, who also co-wrote and directed the film, wasn't with longtime girlfriend Irina Shayk, who is busy working abroad.
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The Ugandan shilling is likely to strengthen, helped by remittances from Ugandans working abroad and inflows from non-governmental organisations.
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Legislation needs to be implemented here in the United States in order to project military and civilian Americans working abroad.
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There's also expat insurance — providers like Aetna International and Cigna Global offer plans that cover you while you're working abroad.
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But the Inter-American Dialogue think tank estimated that some $2 billion flowed into Venezuela last year from citizens working abroad.
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They come from good families and were chosen for the coveted assignment of working abroad to earn money for their government.
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McMullin argues that, based on his experience working abroad, Trump's rise and style are dangerously reminiscent of "authoritarians" in other states.
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In some countries, such as Nepal and the Philippines, many husbands and wives live apart because one partner is working abroad.
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According to the Center for the Study of Global Christianity, there were an estimated 440,000 Christian missionaries working abroad in 2018.
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The women were among tens of thousands of North Koreans working abroad who funnel badly needed foreign currency to their government.
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It also curbs the number of North Korean laborers working abroad and clamps down on new economic joint ventures with Pyongyang.
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Harris says the biggest thing she received while working abroad was training in cultural diversity, a necessity in today's tech space.
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The measures significantly choke off the country's fuel supplies — and will force North Koreans working abroad to return within two years.
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A district court in Washington, DC, dismissed the lawsuit, saying that Americans working abroad for the State Department weren't protected by ADEA.
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Madan Gharti Chhetri built one of the ponds two years ago, after returning from working abroad when his first son was born.
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Its founder Eleni Gabre-Madhin has extensive experience working abroad, and played a central convening role in the debut Startup Ethiopia event.
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A navy with global reach also gives Beijing the capacity to deploy forces to protect its offshore investments and citizens working abroad.
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Those working abroad for more than two years would have all the same rights as local workers, including protection against unfair dismissal.
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What's clear in our survey, is that working abroad offers a wealth of opportunities to suit many different career needs and personal priorities.
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Jobs are scarce in the camps, with most families relying on stipends from the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees or relatives working abroad.
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Leila, the story's protagonist, is a 34-year-old aspiring entrepreneur returning to Iran after over a decade spent studying and working abroad.
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Remittances from North Koreans working abroad could be seized; by some estimates Pyongyang grabs as much as $2 billion of these a year.
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Many families supplement their income with subsistence farming and animal husbandry, as well as the not inconsiderable remuneration sent from relatives working abroad.
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Graduating debt free allowed me freedom of opportunity and choice to find my own path and try out different jobs, including working abroad.
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The new U.N. sanctions imposed on North Korea this month ban countries from increasing the current numbers of North Korean laborers working abroad.
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Under the new sanctions, fuel supplies will be drastically cut, and about 100,20053 North Koreans working abroad will be expelled within two years.
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A decline in exports, and in remittances from Georgians working abroad, has added to pressure on the lari, while the government deficit is rising.
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At the same time, as an Asian American character working abroad in Seoul, Jin remains very much a foreigner in the mostly white suburb.
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Born in Havana in 1926, she settled here after years working abroad and is one of the most influential art teachers in Puerto Rico.
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At least 7,000 of them did so under a Bush administration program that gave the Cuban doctors working abroad residency in the United States.
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The Ugandan shilling is seen strengthening over the next one week on the back of inflows from charities and remittances from Ugandans working abroad.
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The rule, which affects American non-governmental organizations working abroad, is one that incoming presidents have used to signal their positions on abortion rights.
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Liu said that most of the suspects connected to the seized parcels had been foreign students or students who had come home after working abroad.
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" Jenner was working abroad when the ad was released and immediately met with a firestorm on social media, with many calling the commercial "tone deaf.
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Gaga was spotted holding hands with her fiancé Christian Carino and Cooper brought his mother Gloria Campano since his girlfriend Irina Shayk is working abroad.
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Filipinos working abroad as maids, nurses and waiters, among many other jobs, send back about $31bn a year—equivalent to more than 10% of GDP.
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Ear defenders, goggles, a reflective collar and four tiny little shoes make up the personal protection kit of this badass British sniffer spaniel working abroad.
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Decisions would also have to be made around migration, including about those EU citizens working in the UK, and UK citizens working abroad in Europe.
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Over a million Serbs are currently living and working abroad, thanks to waves of emigration between the end of World War Two and the 1990s.
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Cisneros won $266 million in the lottery in 2010; Thorburn, a one-time teacher who made his fortune selling insurance, mainly to teachers working abroad.
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Desperate to pass muster with American banks, Belizean banks have dropped customers carrying potential risks, including cash remittance services used by many people working abroad.
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"The government of Nepal should think in the line of citizens' safety not only in Nepal but also those who are working abroad," he said.
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"High-end properties are practically all bought by Norwegians who are Oslo residents or are returning to the city after working abroad," Mr. Bonde said.
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In a globalised world more people spend time travelling, studying or working abroad, and access to labour markets and public services depends on their exact status.
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Japan has been urging Washington to propose new Security Council sanctions, which diplomats said could target North Korean laborers working abroad, oil supplies and textile exports.
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That prevents non-governmental organizations working abroad from receiving federal funding for family planning if they perform abortions or even talk to their clients about abortion.
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The global gag rule, which affects U.S. non-governmental organizations working abroad, is one that incoming presidents have used to signal their positions on abortion rights.
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The U.S. has established a task force to address a series of mysterious health incidents that has affected U.S. government employees working abroad in recent years.
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He enjoys working abroad — his popularity is sky-high in many countries — and he likes calling up whomever he wants, whenever he wants, especially his wife.
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Expat workers also point to satisfaction in career prospects, economic outlook, job security and work-life balance as key factors in enjoying the working-abroad experience.
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Globe-trotting is well and good, except one hopes the immensely talented auteur ... would use the opportunity of working abroad to be a bit more provocative.
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Thousands of Japanese artists were living and working abroad, and a few, like Yoko Ono and On Kawara, were renowned for being early conceptual art innovators.
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Several young people took to social media Friday to express their disappointment with the decision and considered emigrating, while U.K. nationals working abroad pledged not to return.
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The dinar EURRSD= gained around 0.5 percent versus the euro over past 30 days on lending, demand and euro remittances from over a million Serbs working abroad.
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"Turkey called back certain military personnel and diplomats working abroad after the coup," the senior official said, adding that not all of those recalled were being punished.
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Many of us dream of living and working abroad, but deciding where will provide the most professional and personal benefits is often an entirely different ball game.
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The walls were lined with pretty religious ornaments and wedding photos of him and his wife, who I learned was working abroad as a nurse in Venezuela.
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The ranking, which surveyed more than 593,000 expat workers in 187 countries, identified the top 82 cities where people were most satisfied with their working-abroad arrangement.
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A U.N. report last year estimated over 50,000 North Koreans were working abroad, earning the state $463 billion to $2.3 billion annually, although some experts question these figures.
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A U.N. report last year estimated over 50,000 North Koreans were working abroad, earning the state $1.2 billion to $2.3 billion annually, although some experts question these figures.
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A U.N. report last year estimated over 50,000 North Koreans were working abroad, earning the state $1.2 billion to $2.3 billion annually, although some experts question these figures.
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Coons is remaining on the fence about the pick and noted on Tuesday that Tillerson's decades of business work gives him a "deep and broad experience" working abroad.
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Take a look below at the top 10 countries you should consider moving to if you're a woman who wants to boost her professional prospects by working abroad.
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Remittances home from Filipinos and Indonesians working abroad in 2015 was more than $45 billion (S$53 billion), a sizable chunk of both countries' GDP, the report said.
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The spread of the coronavirus outside Egypt could have other knock-on effects on the economy, including on Egyptians working abroad, an important source of foreign currency remittances.
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The Sullivans are part of a trend among adult travelers, who show a growing interest in going to class, volunteering or working abroad as part of their experience.
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"People imported goods to Yangon through my account," he said, adding that people from Myanmar who were working abroad also sent money back to their families through him.
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With thousands of Nepalis working abroad, the latest deaths have added to a grim procession of bodies returning to Nepal, several at a time, every day, Mr. Basnet said.
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President Vladimir Putin told a meeting of Russia's Security Council on Friday that Russian media outlets working abroad were facing growing and unacceptable pressure, his spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
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The session will cover changes to Japanese labor law affecting employment discrimination and employment of workers after retirement age that could have implications for Japanese employees temporarily working abroad.
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This is not the first time national-security veterans have expressed concerns that Trump's actions could reveal sensitive information about US intelligence-gathering processes and human sources working abroad.
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But those laws and multilateral agreements have protected American companies working abroad, and we need to ensure that the rule of law continues to protect foreign companies working here.
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The rule itself dates back to the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act — when senators from both parties included a provision requiring greater disclosure from mining and drilling companies working abroad.
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The resolution is reportedly aimed at blocking roughly 90 percent of refined petroleum product exports to the country, as well as the return of North Korean citizens working abroad.
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Stories like Joseph's explain why remittances from Indians working abroad slumped 21 percent in the fiscal year through March to $267.5922 billion - the lowest since the 2008 global financial crisis.
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It also prohibits countries from increasing the numbers of North Korean laborers currently working abroad, bans new joint ventures with North Korea and any new investment in current joint ventures.
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Kotb's Today co-anchor Savannah Guthrie is also at the 2018 Winter Olympics and is missing her kids — daughter Vale, 3, and 14-month-old son Charles — while working abroad.
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Hong Kong is the most expensive city in the world for people working abroad, new research has found, with Asian cities continuing to dominate as the priciest locations for expats.
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Ms. Hidayah said sexual abuse, long working hours, improper housing and other mistreatment were common for women like Ms. Tuti, working abroad in private homes that are difficult to monitor.
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The warrant is the latest troubling development for Mr. Manafort, a longtime Republican operative who has spent the last couple of decades working abroad as a consultant to foreign governments.
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Long a technique in the developing world — a tactic I often witnessed as a CIA station chief working abroad — the Third World has come to roost in the United States.
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It also prohibits countries from increasing the numbers of North Korean labourers currently working abroad, bans new joint ventures with North Korea and any new investment in current joint ventures.
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The resolution aims to cut off about 90 percent of refined petroleum product exports to the country while ensuring the return of North Korean citizens working abroad within 24 months.
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It also prohibits countries from increasing the current numbers of North Korean laborers working abroad, bans new joint ventures with North Korea and any new investment in current joint ventures.
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It also prohibits countries from increasing the current numbers of North Korean labourers working abroad, bans new joint ventures with North Korea and any new investment in current joint ventures.
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"Credible reports of Russia violating U.N. Security Council resolutions on North Korean laborers working abroad are deeply troubling," U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said later on Friday.
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It would also prohibit countries from increasing the current numbers of North Korean laborers working abroad, ban new joint ventures with North Korea and any new investment in current joint ventures.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin told a meeting of Russia's Security Council on Friday that Russian media outlets working abroad were facing growing and unacceptable pressure, Dmitry Peskov, his spokesman, said.
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Mr. Kontar, who had been working abroad, could not return home because he objected to serving in the military in Syria, a country in the midst of a brutal civil war.
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Countries were supposed to bar North Koreans from working abroad and banned North Korean "joint ventures or cooperative entities" from operating in foreign countries, but the Koryo restaurant in Hanoi remains open.
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Remote Year should be a pretty appealing idea to anyone with a serious case of wanderlust: Participants spend a whole year working abroad, moving to a different city and country each month.
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Image 2 of 2 MOSCOW – Russian journalists who were killed in the Central African Republic had been working on an investigation into Russian private military contractors working abroad, their colleagues said Wednesday.
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This is important because data localization requirements would mean that any U.S. company working abroad would have to build out or lease separate data infrastructures in each country where they do business.
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The comments by Draghi, who is Italian, drew a swift rebuke from Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, who said Italians working abroad should help their homeland and not just criticize it.
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Apart from poverty and lack of education, the problem, activists say, is partly linked to the nature of labor in Nepal, a rugged, mountainous nation powered by remittances from citizens working abroad.
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"Many families in Yen Thanh got rich from money sent back by their children working abroad," said Le Dình Tuan, a neighbor who had gone to her house to check on her mother.
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The order in particular placed challenges on companies like Google and Uber, which may have employees working abroad that may not have the ability to get back in the country following the order.
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"We've only written the first four episodes, and [Enoch is] working abroad on another show, so right now we don't have specific plans to bring him back," the showrunner revealed to the outlet.
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At current rates of growth, revenue from BPO is expected next year to overtake revenue from the remittances sent home by 2.3m Filipinos working abroad and equivalent to about a tenth of GNP.
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But a United Nations investigation revealed in November last year estimates that North Korea has more than 50,000 citizens working abroad, who are required to send two-thirds of their salaries back home.
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Remittances sent by Guatemalans working abroad accounted for 11 percent of Guatemala's national income in 2017 and were the economy's second most important source of foreign exchange, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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Tourism accounts for nearly 5 percent of the $87 billion economy and is a key main foreign exchange earner, along with the garment and tea industries, and remittances from Sri Lankans working abroad.
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The changing of the guard comes amid rising inflation, higher global interest rates and protectionism that could affect a key economic lifeline - the millions of Filipinos working abroad who send billions of dollars home.
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James Pool of the Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust says that NHS standards are maintained when working abroad, and that no taxpayers' money is on the line in his trust's plans.
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A quick Google search of 'How to move to Canada' brings up results including the country's main immigration page, working abroad programs and an eight-step wiki guide for how to make the move.
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And finally, the EB-1C green card for multinational managers and executives enables an employer to bring an executive or manager who has been working abroad over to the U.S. to live and work.
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The company has to date focused on providing remittance services to individuals, specifically to help people living and working abroad to send money to friends and family back home, by way of an app.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women and girls who have been exploited or enslaved while working abroad can play a leading role in saving their peers back home from modern slavery, activists said on Wednesday.
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Serbia's central bank has been purchasing euros on the local interbank market to stem gains of the dinar bolstered by investments and an inflow of euro remittances from Serbs working abroad, according to dealers.
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Nepal, a natural buffer between China and India, is one of the world's 10 poorest countries and remittances from Nepalis working abroad, including the Gurkhas, account for more than a quarter of its GDP.
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West Virginia's experiment with Voatz has a very important objective: The state wants to make it easier for civilians working abroad and service members who are stationed overseas, sometimes in remote areas, to vote.
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Choi's experience is consistent with the extremely low profile Singapore's small community of North Koreans has kept in recent years as diplomatic pressure on their home country made traveling and working abroad increasingly difficult.
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"Highly skilled immigrants will be more interested in working abroad, in places where they and their colleagues can travel freely and with assurance that their immigration status will not suddenly be revoked," the brief said.
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The archbishop, 173, was working abroad in 217, when an internal investigation by an influential Christian charity supported allegations of sadistic practices by John Smyth, a prominent lawyer and evangelical leader who ran the camps.
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The company, backed by Qiming Venture Partners and Sequoia Capital, is led by former Pfizer executive Samantha Du. She's part of a new generation of "sea turtle" entrepreneurs who have returned to China after working abroad.
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But that doesn't mean they didn't have to give back, along the lines of a U.N. report last fall that accused Kim Jong Un's government of pocketing $1.2 billion to $2.3 billion from citizens working abroad.
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The billions of dollars remitted from those working abroad may be worth a whole lot more when converted to pesos at home, but a weaker currency also likely makes everything they buy, including imports, more expensive.
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Officials in Pence's office over the past two years interceded in U.S. international assistance decisions to reroute federal funds to favored Christian groups working abroad, according to U.S. Agency for International Development information obtained by ProPublica.
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The draft resolution would also prohibit countries from increasing the current numbers of North Korean laborers working abroad, ban new joint ventures with North Korea and any new investment in current joint ventures, said the diplomat.
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Research Your Options Well: There are numerous ways to spend a gap year — volunteering, working abroad or learning a new skill are just a few — and it's best to survey all the choices before settling on one.
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To compile its Working Abroad Index, global community InterNations gathered data from over 20,4843 members across 187 countries to gauge where expats were most satisfied with their career prospects, economic outlook, job security and work-life balance.
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She is preoccupied: Her husband is working abroad to provide for the family; her son shows no interest in school, "lying around the house with a long face" and telling her he wants to be a chef.
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Setting aside the question of legally proving this assertion, opponents have argued that enacting this law would put US military and employees working abroad at risk of being sued by citizens of the country where they reside.
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After working abroad and soaking up café culture, Ngozi and Chijioke Dozie opened Café Neo in 2012 in Lagos, and now have 10 locations in Nigeria with plans to rapidly expand over the next few years across Africa.
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In Belarus, those who are officially registered as unemployed are exempt from the law but those not registered, and also freelancers, housewives or husbands, and those working abroad all have to pay the annual tax to the government.
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Working abroad has its challenges, but the research shows it can pay off, too: A 2019 HSBC Expat survey found the average 18- to 34-year-old's earnings rose 35% (or from $40,358 to $54,484) after relocating overseas.
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Egyptians working abroad send back about $19 billion a year in remittances, an important source of hard currency for a country that has seen tourism, foreign investment and exports dwindle in the political turmoil that followed the 2011 revolt.
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Various studies find that business people who live in other countries are more successful than those who stay put; that artists who've lived abroad create more valuable art; that scientists working abroad produce studies that are more highly cited.
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The draft, seen by Reuters on Thursday, seeks to ban nearly 90 percent of refined petroleum product exports to North Korea by capping them at 500,000 barrels a year and demand the repatriation of North Koreans working abroad within 12 months.
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As one of the nation's best soccer minds—he's one of only two Icelandic head coaches working abroad, in Europe—the Football Association of Iceland (KSI) asked him to help scout opposition during Iceland's incredible run to the Euro 2016 quarterfinals.
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I ate a lot of Georgian food when I was working abroad with one of the guys from New York, so we know exactly what we want — adjaruli khachapuri and potato and cheese khinkali, plus a drink for each of us.
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Frett spoke ahead of the release of a report by Planned Parenthood Global on the global gag rule, which blocks charities funded by U.S. aid and working abroad from providing legal abortions or referrals, or advocating for abortion law reform.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Most U.S. aid groups working abroad face the unintended consequences of U.S. banking regulations aimed at preventing terrorist financing, just as the number of people displaced worldwide has reached record levels, according to a survey published on Tuesday.
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On Monday, Trump reinstated the Mexico City Policy — known as the global gag rule — which prevents non-governmental organisations working abroad from receiving federal funding for family planning if they perform abortions or even talk to their clients about abortion.
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That's a main takeaway from MetLife's recent U.S. Employee Benefit Trends Study, which surveyed 2,675 full-time employees, 545 of whom are either U.S. citizens working abroad or people in the U.S. on a work visa or company-sponsored assignment.
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The state owes about 150 percent of the gross domestic product, much of it to local banks, whose own business is partly based on remittances paid into them by Lebanese working abroad, in turn partly drawn by attractive interest rates.
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More than two million Cambodians are estimated to be living and working abroad - most of them in Thailand - where hundreds of thousands of migrant workers are undocumented due to the high costs and therefore vulnerable to labor abuses, activists say.
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The current system has many benefits: poor nations receive remittances from family members working abroad, while rich nations are provided with a labor source for low-status work and with a market for goods used primarily by low-wage migrants.
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The protests were organized and promoted by groups of Romanians working abroad, angry at what they say is entrenched corruption, low wages and attempts by the PSD to weaken the judiciary in one of the European Union's most corrupt states.
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A person familiar with the situation told the Post that McKinley saw Pompeo as benefiting the department -- compared to previous Secretary of State Rex Tillerson -- for fostering differing viewpoints and halting Tillerson's freeze on promotions and limits on department employees' spouses working abroad.
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The rest is concessional lending at below-market interest rates, mostly to Chinese companies working abroad—the kind of aid that used to be common in the West but went out of fashion in the 1990s because it overburdened recipients with debt.
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"Success will mean that a person working abroad has a fast and simple way to send money to family back home, and a college student can pay their rent as easily as they can buy a coffee," Facebook writes in its Libra documentation.
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The protest was organized and promoted by groups of Romanians working abroad, angry at what they say is entrenched corruption, weak public administration and attempts by the ruling coalition to weaken the judiciary in one of the European Union's most corrupt states.
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The bi-annual cost of living survey is conducted by ECA to measure how much is required for companies to set overseas living allowances for employers to ensure that employees are able to maintain a similar standard of living while working abroad.
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The move, a response to Pyongyang's missile test in late November, follows fresh United Nations sanctions adopted Friday in which the rogue state saw oil imports capped, exports banned, and the repatriation of all North Korean nationals working abroad within 12 months.
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Sending money from one country to another — either because you are a business paying someone for a service, or a family member working abroad and sending money back home, or something in between — is a huge business, worth some $700 million annually.
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After years of working abroad and domestically on some of our most thorny and intransigent foreign policy issues — in Seoul, Jerusalem, Baghdad, and the United Nations in New York City — there is one thing I know: The world is a messy place.
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Parked Toyota and Mitsubishi SUVs dot its narrow streets, which are largely quiet as children are at school, their parents working abroad and the grandparents cooling off in their porches overlooking spacious back yards, or on leather sofas inside, watching soap operas on flatscreen TVs.
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One relative success story has been the drop in underage Filipino maids in Hong Kong since Manila changed the legal age for women working abroad to 25 from 21 in 2006, said Cynthia Abdon-Tellez, general manager of the Mission For Migrant Workers charity.
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To them, the debate over child benefits had become a referendum over whether their working-abroad citizens were going to be put in dunce caps and seated at the front of the class just because Joe Stalin rolled over their nations' lawns in 1945.
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Wang Huiyao, founder and president of the Center for China and Globalization, a research group in Beijing, said Mr. Trump's "America First" doctrine was a boon for China's efforts to attract foreign tech talent and persuade Chinese engineers now working abroad to return home.
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The star, who is nominated for best actor along with a slew of other nods for his work on A Star Is Born, will be bringing his mom Gloria Campano to the awards show instead of his long-term girlfriend Irina Shayk who is busy working abroad.
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"I'd grown up on chop suey and that kind of thing in the Bay Area, and then when I went to the University of Hawaii I started to eat more genuine Chinese cooking," said Phillips, who wound up spending years working abroad as a translator and interpreter.
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Previous policy said that U.S. government employees working abroad and military serving abroad under government orders could still be considered "residing" in the United States for the purposes of this section of law, allowing their children to acquire automatic citizenship when they got their green card.
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The country has floundered in the grip of simultaneous political and economic crises for nearly half a year, as the remittances from Lebanese working abroad, aid from Gulf countries and financial wizardry at Lebanon's banks, which had kept the economy buoyant for years, began to collapse.
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There are dozens of Obama-era rules that are vulnerable to CRA repeal; Republicans have focused on eight so far, including: This last rule originated with the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act — when senators from both parties included a provision requiring greater disclosure from mining and drilling companies working abroad.
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The U.N. resolution seeks to ban nearly 90 percent of refined petroleum exports to North Korea by capping them at 500,153 barrels a year and, in a last-minute change, demands the repatriation of North Koreans working abroad within 24 months, instead of 12 months as first proposed.
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Diplomats have said the U.N. Security Council could now consider banning North Korean textile exports and its national airline, stop supplies of oil to the government and military, prevent North Koreans from working abroad and add top officials to a blacklist to subject them to an asset freeze and travel ban.
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Diplomats have said the Security Council could now consider banning North Korean textile exports and its national airline, stop supplies of oil to the government and military, prevent North Koreans from working abroad and add top officials to a blacklist to subject them to an asset freeze and travel ban.
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Melbourne, Australia "One of my main missions living this way is to show others that working abroad is possible, making money on the road can happen, you don't need to be rich to start, it's possible to live with less to get more out of life later on," she says.
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He points out that the training required to do a proper diagnosis using handheld devices is extensive and that doctors need to know how to work when they don't have access to this technology—he uses the example of working abroad, though my mind called up a post-apocalyptic scenario.
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The sudden resignation of the inquiry's leader, Justice Lowell Goddard of New Zealand, followed newspaper reports that her annual pay and benefits totaled more than 500,000 pounds, the equivalent of $656,000, and that she had spent more than 70 days working abroad or on vacation during her first year on the job.
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The line's founder, Tom Trandt Minh Dao, a Parsons graduate who returned to Vietnam after his studies and working abroad, is one of a handful of up-and-coming designers and brands (Nguyen Hoang Tu and Aeie Studios among them) who are bridging the gap between the country's rich history of textile production and contemporary experimental fashion. moidien.
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The 37-year-old knew there would be tax benefits to living and working abroad, but he was surprised when the lawyer he hired to help him with his debt said he could reduce his student loan bill from thousands of dollars a month to about $300 a month simply because he was living in a different country.
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After working in the kitchens of Buenos Aires' most prestigious chefs, including Francis Mallmann protégé Pablo Massey at Massey's famed La Panadería de Pablo, and a lengthy stint working abroad in New York and Uruguay, Torres returned to Buenos Aires to open a bakery reflective of his tastes, a place where his friends could gather and listen to punk rock and drink La Marzocco espressos.
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For Macron, the reform is seen as crucial to convince his voters of a need for difficult economic reforms at home by showing he stands up for their interests in the EU. European lawmakers last week agreed their own stance on the matter, including by proposing a 24-month limit on working abroad under posting rules, and ensuring that such mobile workers are entitled to the same bonuses as the locals.
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