Tyson Foods wants to hire 52,000 asylum seekers for factory jobs

The video discusses the influx of migrants to New York City, highlighting the challenges they face in finding housing and jobs. Tyson Foods plans to hire 52,000 asylum seekers for factory jobs, offering benefits to support their transition. The video also covers the economic impact of immigration, noting that foreign-born workers significantly contribute to labor market growth. Despite challenges with work permits due to immigration backlogs, companies like Tyson are providing support such as housing, childcare, and legal services to help migrants integrate into the workforce.

What is the main reason Tyson is looking to hire asylum seekers for factory jobs?

• To provide high-paying jobs to skilled workers

• To address a labor shortage in the food processing industry

• To support the local economy by hiring only local residents

• To fill positions that are generally considered pleasant

Which organization is Tyson collaborating with to assist asylum seekers in finding jobs?

• United Nations Refugee Agency

• 10 Partnership for Refugees

• International Rescue Committee

• World Food Programme

According to the Economic Policy Institute, what percentage of recent labor market growth is attributed to foreign-born workers?

• 75%

• 100%

• 50%

• 25%

What is one of the main challenges faced by migrants in obtaining work permits?

• Lack of job opportunities

• Immigration backlogs

• Language barriers

• High application fees

What benefit does Tyson offer to help migrant workers acclimate to their new lives?

• Free language classes

• Temporary housing and relocation stipend

• Free healthcare services

• Guaranteed job promotions