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... Farm labor is totally excluded from Federal minimum wage and maximum hours legislation . U.S. Department of Labor statistics indicate that the average farm worker's hourly pay is sixty - eight cents , as com- pared to $ 2.79 an hour for ...
... Farm labor is totally excluded from Federal minimum wage and maximum hours legislation . U.S. Department of Labor statistics indicate that the average farm worker's hourly pay is sixty - eight cents , as com- pared to $ 2.79 an hour for ...
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... farm laborers from Jamaica and the Bahamas are brought to the United States through work agreements negotiated directly between American farm employers and the Ba- hamian or Jamaican governments or their agents.13 Although conditions ...
... farm laborers from Jamaica and the Bahamas are brought to the United States through work agreements negotiated directly between American farm employers and the Ba- hamian or Jamaican governments or their agents.13 Although conditions ...
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... farm labor in the United States have agreed on the following 14 - Point legislative program as realistic and vitally necessary : 1 ) The use of the public employment facilities of the Federal - State Employment System should be ...
... farm labor in the United States have agreed on the following 14 - Point legislative program as realistic and vitally necessary : 1 ) The use of the public employment facilities of the Federal - State Employment System should be ...
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VOLUME VII | 109 |
NUMBER 1 | 178 |
WINTER 1960 | 217 |
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