И друго, също много важно в плановете на администрацията на Буш е това, че ще се добавят нови страни( дано България да е включена) в списъка на страните, чиито работници могат да добавят трудовия си стаж от родната страна към трудовия си стаж в САЩ....

Bush also is expected to broadly discuss giving workers from some countries expanded access to Social Security benefits, sources familiar with the plan said, speaking on condition of anonymity.


Current law generally requires any worker — legal or illegal, citizen or non-citizen — in the United States to have a total of about 10 years of work history to become eligible for Social Security retirement benefits. Under reciprocal agreements the United States has with about 20 nations, some foreign workers are permitted to count work history in their native countries toward the 10 years they need to become eligible for Social Security benefits. These agreements also keep workers and employers from paying taxes into both countries' government retirement systems.