they were gone for 6 weeks on business or whatever, to welcome them home?
215009
Well, you know what your partner likes. Prepare an event to deliver that. Plus lots of affection, warmth, caring...romance...you know...
127949
maybe she resolved that the best way to earn a living was to be a japayuki and work there in a bar. usually, they return home after 6 months when the contract ends.
486248
Settle?  Do you mean move to after the war?  \nThey went back home, found a job, found a school where ever those places were.
447195
At this point, the chances of them accepting your apology and taking you back seem very slim. After all, by just not showing up, you left them in the lurch with having to cover your shifts. You should have at least told them so that they had knowledge of your leaving. However, I would learn from your mistake and move on.
238027
How are we going to deal "fairly and generously" with the 11 million that have come and lived here for a significant period? Have all 11 million lived here for a significant period? And exactly WHAT does significant period mean? \n\nBy all means, secure the borders first to prevent a further influx of illegals, then address the problem of the ones inside our borders.  How are we going to determine how long any one of them has been here? Do you think any of the illegals are going to say, "Oh, I just got here last month"? \n\nPut them in jail and make them work to pay a stiff fine.  Once their fine is paid, use the money to ship them back to wherever they came from.  Make the fine contingent upon how long they've been here, if that can be determined. The problem with that solution, is what to do with the children.  Possibly send dad to jail to work off the penalty for the entire family, leave Mom at home to take care of the kids.  How will they survive? Mom can't work and take care of the kids at the same time, and if she's illegal, she's not allowed to work at all. Welfare? That would add to Dad's jail time, paying it back.  Send the family back to wherever they came from? That sounds most logical, and dad stays in jail and works until their passage is paid.\n\nAnd I don't care if they are from Mexico or Timbuktu.  They are illegals.
251307
I am guessing 6 months
439431
First of all, did you give them a notice that you were going to be gone for a week at least?\n\nIt all depends on your boss, some are reasonable and some are not. Good luck.
648767
ive just asked this and the answer i have to agree, they dedicate the goal to their family(sons, daughter etc) back at home
453547
Say they were staying with you as guests xx
546765
No problem if they come here and then leave when their seasonal work is over and we aren't expected to bear the burden of educating their children and medical expenses etc.  I have no problem if it's just the people who are actually working and not all their family and extended family as well.  Key word here is TEMPORARY.  A couple months....not 35 years of drifting from one job to the next.  And only when their aren't citizens to do the job.  A definate means to track these people and hold them accountable for their time here.
630528
appreciate the people you love while they are here...you'll have too many regrets after they are gone if you don't
402874
The soldiers at Fort Campbell have actually been coming home now since July. There are a LOT of people here so it has been a huge ordeal. It takes a lot of time, manpower, and patience to get 20,000+ soldiers home from Iraq. While they are in the process of redeployment they stay very busy and it's hard to get in touch with people. When my husband was on his way home I didn't hear from him much the last week or so - he called from Maine to let me know what was going on with his flights. I know that from the time he got to Kuwait to when his flight landed at Fort Campbell was about 4 days (it was the same both times he was deployed). It is not unusual for it to have been a week since you heard from him. Also, several incoming flights this week were delayed by a few days. I don't know how that affected everyone else, but it may have backed up everyone by a few days.\n\nOnce he gets to Fort Campbell, he will have a mandatory 7-day reintegration period. This is a post-wide requirement, everyone who comes home must go through it. If his flight lands after 6 pm, he may have the next day off (at the commander's discretion) - otherwise, reintegration starts the next day. The 7 days are half days, and the rest of the day he should have off. At the end of those 7 days, he will get a 4-day weekend, then back to work for normal work days. Once a certain percentage of the brigade has gone through reintegration (I think it was 75% for my husband's unit), they will release them for up to 30 days leave. My husband got home at the end of July and didn't get leave until September 18th, so it may be a while. (It shouldn't be that long for the guys who are coming home right now though.) \n\nPlease keep in mind that he will be very busy in the next few weeks. They have a lot to do when they get home, and even after leave is over they will still be dealing with post-deployment things. I am sure he will contact you when he gets a chance, you just need to be patient.
224604
They will come back here again until they learned there lesson.\nThere are levels.\nLook you can live in Africa and suffer everyday of hunger,\nyou can be a standard worker who every day have to suffer his job to bring money home for food.\nOr you can be a bill gates type and have every thing you want, but still suffer other things.\nyou also can suffer from bad disease or other ways.\nDepending on how bad you are and what you did in your past life.\nThe lowest level you can come back is as an animal or insect. \n\nIf you're a real good person you will say goodbye to the earth forever and go to Paradise.
396450
I thought all those who left to work here would be welcomed as heros when they returned home.  But from what I hear that's not  the case.  Millions have left which means more open space, more food, water, jobs and less crime for those who remained.   One Mexican after being deported returned home, was told by his fellowman that he wasn't welcome, they feared he'd take their job.   Does that sound familiar?  He said he'd head for China.
232117
yes but "business no longer in opperation" no current contact info known. then place all info about the place when you were working there you know. and if they ask reason for leaving say the truth.
526328
to make up for the long season they are away from their spouse or girlfriend.
646650
If you are never going to see them again, they might not want to face that truth. They also might just want to get out of there cause its the weekend or even summer vacation. I am not entirely sure though.