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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “agriculture labor”

hy-2a

CFBF President: Labor Needs are Greater in California

Dan May 7, 2019Labor and Immigration

California Farm Bureau (CFBF) President Jamie Johansson addressed the results of the bureau’s latest survey on farm labor.  The data from the survey concluded that the labor shortage has been …

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agriculture laborCalifornia agricultureCFBFJamie Johansson
ice

Labor Shortages Continue for California Farms

Brian German April 30, 2019Agri-Business, Labor and Immigration

California farmers and ranchers report that labor shortages continue to be an issue despite multiple efforts to help remedy the problem.  The California Farm Bureau Federation (CFBF) worked with the …

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agriculture laborfarm laborlabor shortage
nighttime

CFBF: New Nighttime Lighting Requirements ‘Unrealistic’

Brian German April 24, 2019Agri-Business, Regulation

The Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) Standards Board recently held a public hearing on the proposed nighttime lighting requirements for agricultural operations.  Several ag industry groups expressed concern …

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agriculture laborCalOSHA Standards Boardfarm labor
usda

USDA Launches New Farmers.gov Features to Help with H2A Applications, Managing Loans

Dan April 3, 2019Economy, Industry News Release, Labor and Immigration

Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) launched two new features on farmers.gov to help customers manage their farm loans and navigate the application process for …

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agriculture economyagriculture laborAgriculture Secretary Sonny Perduefarm loanH2A program
border

AFBF Concerned about Labor, Trade if Border Closed

Dan April 3, 2019Industry News Release, Labor and Immigration, Trade

The American Farm Bureau Federation is urging the administration to make sure that any steps undertaken to tighten enforcement at the U.S. border do not create more uncertainty for agricultural …

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AFBFagriculture laboragriculture tradeborder wallMexico
blue

Blue Card Bill ‘A Step In A Direction’

Dan March 15, 2019Labor and Immigration

The proposed Agricultural Worker Program Act will not fix agricultural labor issues in California, but it is a sign of progress. H.R. 641, also known as the ‘Blue Card’ bill, …

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Agricultural Worker Program Actagriculture laborBlue Card bill
employers

Leave Time Clarification for Ag Employers

Dan January 30, 2019Labor and Immigration

The recent changes in overtime rules created a bit of a discrepancy in paid sick-leave requirements, leaving many ag employers confused about what is expected from them.  AgSafe President and …

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agriculture laboragriculture labor leave timeAmy Wolfe
labor

Producers Getting Onboard with H-2A Labor Before the Rush

Dan January 9, 2019Labor and Immigration

Jackson Family Wines has been using H-2A labor to supplement their needs over the last few years, and Vineyard Manager Bart Haycraft said the merging of the two labor pools …

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agriculture laborBart HaycraftH-2A
Workforce Modernization Act

Major Ag Company Meeting Minimum Wage Requirements Early

Dan December 24, 2018Labor and Immigration

A major agriculture company is meeting minimum wage requirements early. The Wonderful Company will usher in the new year by meeting California minimum wage law requirements for 2022, early. The company announced they …

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agriculture laborCalifornia minimum wageStewart Resnick
labor

Don’t Add to Negative H-2A Program Public Perception

Dan December 7, 2018Labor and Immigration

H-2A program users said it’s important to not add to an already negative public view about foreign workers. Jackson Family Wines has been using H-2A workers to supplement their labor …

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agriculture laborH-2A Program
grower

Grower Taking Care of H-2A Workers

Dan November 21, 2018Labor and Immigration

A grower panel recently expressed how going above and beyond for H-2A workers is more than just ethical. Jackson Family Wines is using H-2A crews to supplement their labor needs. …

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agriculture laborBart HaycraftH-2A Program
secretary

Secretary Perdue on Dept. of Labor Rulemaking on H-2A Visa Program

Dan November 8, 2018Industry News Release, Labor and Immigration

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue praised proposed rulemaking by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), which could help farmers advertise job openings to domestic workers as required under the …

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Ag Secretary Perdueagriculture laborH-2A Program
farm

Agri View: Farm Labor Cost More Today

Dan October 17, 2018Agri View, Labor and Immigration

Everett Griner talks about farm labor costing more in today’s Agri View. Farm Labor Cost More Today No matter where the crop is grown, and what the price is that …

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agriculture laborEverett Grinerlabor cost
immigration

What’s Next for E-Verify Immigration System

Dan September 10, 2018Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release, Labor and Immigration

All employers would be required to use the E-Verify system to check the immigration status of employees. Milk Business Dot Com says the requirement is part of some revisions to …

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agriculture labordairye-verify immigration
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