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Chinese Restaurant Workers in U.S. Face Hurdles

Wendy Wong
Margot Adler, NPR

Wendy Wong owns the Sincere Employment Agency, which helps place Chinese workers in restaurant jobs across the country.

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May 8, 2007

There are about 40,000 Chinese restaurants in the United States — more than the number of McDonald's and Taco Bells combined. Many of the workers in the kitchen are recent arrivals from China — some legal, some not — and many took on significant debts to get to the United States.

 
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