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# Farmworker Unit

Legal Aid of North Carolina

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## Posts

- [Blog](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/blog-2/) - News about farmworkers' health, safety, and working conditions
- [New field sanitation infographic](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/new-field-sanitation-infographic/) - During the harvest, many farmers and supervisors make their employees work very fast. The human body can’t handle too much work without a break, especially when it’s hot. Your health should be your priority. Take as many water and bathroom breaks as you need during the work hours. Help us protect the health of farmworkers
- [Vaccine Information for Essential Workers Arriving via Land](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/vaccine-information-for-essential-workers-arriving-via-land/) - Para leer este artículo en español, haga clic aquí. Essential workers—including H-2 workers, truck drivers, and others—will soon be required to show proof of vaccination to enter the United States via land. We are expecting this requirement to take full effect sometime this month. If you have questions about this requirement, contact the National Center
- [Intern Reflection: "Como una estrella"](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/intern-reflection-como-una-estrella/) - This reflection was originally published by Student Action with Farmworkers (SAF). Click here to see it. To apply for the "Into the Fields" internship program, click here. By Joanna Olguin, 2021 SAF Into the Fields Intern at the Legal Aid of North Carolina Farmworker Unit "I am halfway through my internship, and I have experienced
- [H2A Labor Contractor Eluvia Perez Agrees to Pay $10,000 on Back Wages and Liquidated Damages to Worker](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/h2a-labor-contractor-eluvia-perez-agrees-to-pay-worker-back-wages-and-liquidated-damages/) - Legal Aid of North Carolina recently settled a lawsuit filed in the Eastern District of North Carolina on behalf of a migrant farmworker who came to the U.S. with an H2A temporary agricultural visa to work for H2A Labor Contractor Eluvia Perez in 2018. In the lawsuit complaint, the worker alleged that Perez unlawfully retaliated
- [Jasiel Rodriguez Surety Bond](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/jasiel-rodriguez-surety-bond/) - If you worked for the farm labor contractor Jasiel Rodriguez-Nunez or Aricel Lopez-Morales in or near Fremont, North Carolina in 2016, the Department of Labor may have money for unpaid wages collected as part of an investigation to distribute to you. The US Department of Labor assessed Rodriguez-Nunez $187,332 in civil money penalties for the
- [Yes, there is work available in the fields!](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/yes-there-is-work-available-in-the-fields/) - There is a large number of jobs available in the fields throughout the state of North Carolina. Nearly 10,000 of these agricultural positions are available with the same employers who have applied to the government for permission to hire temporary agricultural guest workers, also known as H-2A farm workers. If you are authorized to work
- [Farmworker Unit secures $75,000 settlement in labor trafficking case](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/farmworker-unit-secures-75000-settlement-in-labor-trafficking-case/) - A group of 13 migrant farmworkers represented by Legal Aid of North Carolina’s Farmworker Unit has obtained justice – and $75,000 – in a labor trafficking case involving the federal H-2A visa program. The case, Eliseo Alonso-Miranda, et al. v. Cirila Garcia-Pineda, et al., was settled in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of
- [The Farmworker Unit files lawsuit in federal court in the Eastern District of North Carolina on behalf of eight H-2A farmworkers](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/fwu-files-lawsuit-in-federal-court-in-the-eastern-district-of-north-carolina-on-behalf-of-eight-h-2a-farmworkers/) - The Farmworker Unit of Legal Aid of North Carolina recently filed a lawsuit, Valerio-Naranjo et al. v. Shady Ridge Corp. et al., in federal court in the Eastern District of North Carolina on behalf of eight (8) H-2A farmworkers against defendants Shady Ridge Corp., Jeffrey C. Lee Farms, Inc., Hobbs & Peterson Farms, Inc., and
- [FWU Settles Against Aguilera Harvesting](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/fwu-reaches-a-settlement-on-behalf-of-two-h2a-farmworkers/) - Legal Aid of NC’s Farmworker Unit recently procured a settlement on behalf of two (2) H-2A farmworkers and former employees of H-2A labor contractor Carlos Aguilera and Aguilera Harvesting, Corp. The workers alleged that Aguilera and Aguilera Harvesting violated the Fair Labor Standards Act, the North Carolina Wage and Hour Act, and North Carolina contract
- [NC individuals and entities added to U.S. Department of Labor’s list of Ineligible Farm Labor Contractors.](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/nc-individuals-and-entities-added-to-u-s-department-of-labors-list-of-ineligible-farm-labor-contractors/) - The following NC individuals and entities have recently been added to U.S. Department of Labor’s list of Ineligible Farm Labor Contractors. They may not engage in ANY activities as a farm labor contractor or farm labor contracting employee, regardless of whether it’s in the H-2A program or not. Alejandro Torres Barrientos (Garland) Lucia Y. Covarrubias
- [U.S. Department of Labor Obtains Preliminary Injunction against Employer that operates in North Carolina.](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/u-s-department-of-labor-obtains-preliminary-injunction-against-employer-that-operates-in-north-carolina/) - The U.S. Department of Labor announced that it has successfully obtained a preliminary injunction from the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri to enjoin defendant Marin J. Corp. from violating its obligations concerning its employment of H-2A temporary agriculture workers under the H-2A visa program. This is the second time in the
- [Attention! The following employers were debarred from the H-2A Program!](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/attention-the-following-employers-were-debarred-from-the-h-2a-program/) - The following labor contractors and farmers from North Carolina will not be allowed to participate in the H-2A program, after investigators from the Department of Labor concluded investigations of labor violations reported by the workers. The following are summaries provided by the U.S. Department of Labor. If you know any workers seeking more information about
- [The right to receive visitors](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/the-right-to-receive-visitors/) - In North Carolina, most migrant farm workers reside in housing provided by their employer. Regardless of what the employer says, these workers usually have the right to receive visitors in their home, under certain conditions, without having to ask the employer for permission. This is true, even when workers do not pay rent. Workers have
- [H-2A workers recruitment: a system ripe for exploitation](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/h-2a-workers-recruitment-a-system-ripe-for-exploitation/) - The H-2A visa program has grown exponentially in the last few years, as agricultural operations are increasingly opting to hire temporary foreign guestworkers to come to the United States and work tending and picking their crops, as opposed to local workers or other workers already in the U.S. migrant stream. The chance to temporarily work
- [Do you think you may be owed back wages collected by WHD?](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/do-you-think-you-may-be-owed-back-wages-collected-by-whd/) - The Wage and Hour Division (WHD) enforces some of our nation's most comprehensive labor laws. When they find violations, they often recover unpaid wages on behalf of employees. The agency makes every effort to locate and notify all employees due back wages. If they cannot find an employee, they hold their back wages for three
- [Materials from Taxes & H-2A Workers Webinar](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/materials-from-taxes-h-2a-workers-webinar/) - Thank you for joining the Farmworker Health Insurance Team webinar on H-2A workers and Taxes. We would like to thank Robert W. Wunderle, Director of La Posada Tax Clinic, for presenting such valuable information. If you missed the live webinar, you can view the recording below. Here are the materials shared by Mr. Wunderle: H-2A
- [H2A Labor Contractor Filiberto Perez Agrees to Pay Workers Back Wages and Reimburse Recruitment Fees](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/workers-receive-unpaid-wages-and-money-paid-for-illegal-recruitment-fee/) - Legal Aid of North Carolina filed a lawsuit in the Eastern District of North Carolina on behalf of 4 migrant farmworkers who came to the U.S. with H2A temporary guestworker visas to work for H2A Labor Contractor Filiberto Perez in 2015 and 2016. The workers alleged that Perez failed to pay them for all the
- [What About Farmworker Women?](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/what-about-farmworker-women/) - The often hashtagged phrase “me too” has recently gone viral on social media to show the prevalence of sexual assault and harassment in the workplace and how much it is ingrained in our society. Though the voices of Hollywood actresses have sparked an overdue conversation about this widespread act of injustice in their workplace, what
- [H2A and Taxes Webinar](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/h2a-and-taxes-webinar/) - Join from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device: Please click this URL to join. https://zoom.us/j/624602474 Or join by phone: +1 408 638 0968 (US Toll) or +1 646 558 8656 (US Toll) Webinar ID: 624 602 474 Invite your contacts to join this webinar with this flyer. If you have any questions contact

## Pages

- [](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/) - Legal Aid of North Carolina provides high quality civil legal services to low income residents of all 100 counties in North Carolina. The Farmworker Unit (FWU) is a statewide project that serves migrant farmworkers. Although farmworkers do very hard work and although without their labor we would not have the abundant food we do, they often
- [Booklets](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/resources/publications-2/booklets/) - Know your Rights as a Farmworker in North Carolina (in English) In this booklet you can find information about your rights as a migrant or seasonal farmworker in North Carolina. Learn about: Housing Safety, sanitation, and protecting your health in the fields Heat related illnesses and Green Tobacco Sickness Pesticide exposure Accidents at work Social
- [Handouts](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/resources/publications-2/handouts/) - Know Your Rights: H-2A Workers in North Carolina during Hurricane Helene The Rights of H-2B Workers (Spanish) Download this flyer to learn about the rights of H-2B workers. (Updated on 03/18) Field Sanitation Infographic (Spanish) Download this infographic to learn about field sanitation
- [Contact Us](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/about-us/contact/) - For general inquiries (919) 523-6665 (WhatsApp) (919) 856-2180 (United States) (800) 777-5869 (United States) 0 01 (800) 777-5869 (Mexico) Mailing Address: P.O. Box 26626, Raleigh, NC 27611 Email our Staff Caitlin Ryland ~ Managing Attorney ~ Email Caitlin Ryland is a Managing Attorney with the Farmworker Unit of Legal Aid of North Carolina.
- [Get Involved](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/get-involved/) - There are many ways to help improve the lives of farmworkers. Support our efforts in the following ways: Volunteer Join our team Make a donation to Legal Aid of North Carolina
- [H2A Contracts](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/know-your-rights/h2a-contracts/) - H-2A contracts provide for certain benefits. You are covered by an H-2A contract if you have an H-2A visa to work for your employer. You may also be covered by an H-2A contract even if you do not have an H-2A visa, but you work for a farm where H-2A workers are employed and you
- [Wages](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/know-your-rights/wages/) - Your Wage Rate Most farmworkers in North Carolina are entitled to be paid at least the federal minimum wage of $7.25 for each hour of work. If you were promised more, you should be paid what you were promised. If you work for a farm or a crewleader who has a very small number of
- [Legal Services in Other States](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/resources/other-states/) - Alabama Southern Poverty Law Center California California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation Florida Florida Legal Services, Inc. - Migrant Farmworker Justice Project Florida Rural Legal Services, Inc. Georgia Southern Poverty Law Center - Immigrant Justice Project Farmworker Division of Georgia Legal Services Program Maine Pine Tree Legal Assistance - Farmworker Unit
- [Witness for Justice: a Farmworker Unit Volunteer Program](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/get-involved/witness-for-justice-a-farmworker-unit-volunteer-program/) - The Farmworker Unit is a statewide project of Legal Aid of North Carolina committed to providing high quality civil legal services to address the special legal needs of migrant and seasonal farmworkers in North Carolina. We are currently seeking volunteers to join the Witness for Justice (WfJ) program to accompany our outreach teams on
- [Publications](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/resources/publications-2/) - These publications are intended to be used as educational brochures for migrant and seasonal farmworkers in North Carolina. Much of the information is specific to North Carolina state laws and certain legal protections may differ in other states. We invite you to download our publications. The Farmworker Unit encourages organizations to utilize our brochures for
- [Jobs/Internships](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/get-involved/jobs-internships/) - We are currently recruiting attorneys and summer law interns to work with us in our office. In addition, our partner organization Student Action with Farmworkers is looking for college and recent-grad interns. The Farmworker Unit provides free legal assistance in civil matters to farmworkers statewide. The Unit has four attorneys, a community education coordinator, and
- [Newsletters](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/newsletters/) - Subscribe to our Newsletter! 2020 November October June April 2019 November October August July May April March 2018 September May April March February 2017 April March February January
- [COVID-19](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/covid-19/) - Seasonal and Migrant farmworker are considered “essential critical infrastructure workers” during the COVID-19 pandemic to maintain our communities feed while risking their own health. Farmworkers already face numerous challenges to protect themselves and their families and even more drastically during times of emergency due to isolation, language barriers, lack of transportation, and lack of
- [Our History](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/about-us/our-history/) - The U.S. Congress began Legal Services Corporation in 1974. Legal Services of North Carolina created a farmworker project a few years later after a study of the North Carolina Advisory Committee to the US Commission on Civil Rights highlighted the abuses faced by farmworkers in North Carolina and noted the need for legal services to
- [NC organizations](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/resources/local-organizations/) - Adult Education / English for Speakers of other Languages NC Community College System Telamon ESL Project Employment Services and Training Employment Security Commission of NC Telamon Corporation Farmworker Advocacy The Association of Farmworker Opportunity Programs Farmworker Justice Interfaith Worker Justice National Farm Worker Ministry North Carolina Council of Churches - Farmworker Institute Sin Fronteras Organizing
- [WfJ Volunteer Testimonials](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/get-involved/witness-for-justice-a-farmworker-unit-volunteer-program/wfj-volunteer-testimonials/) - Andy I’m a doctoral candidate of sociology at North Carolina State University. My research focuses on food systems, which is how I came to be involved with the Witness for Justice Program. I was looking for a way to help farmworkers, who I know are exploited due to the way that our food system operates.
- [FAQs - Witness for Justice Volunteer Program](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/get-involved/witness-for-justice-a-farmworker-unit-volunteer-program/faqs-witness-for-justice-volunteer-program/) - What is the Witness for Justice Program? The Witness for Justice Program creates a bridge between advocates and members of the migrant farmworker communities in North Carolina who live in housing camps that are usually isolated from the majority of the surrounding population. The Farmworker Unit of Legal Aid created this program with the foundational
- [No Access](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/no-access/)
- [Legal Inequities for Farmworkers](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/about-nc-farmworkers/legal-inequities-for-farmworkers/) - For many years, farmworkers were entirely excluded from the labor reforms of the 1920's and 1930's -- child labor prohibitions, workers compensation, minimum wage and overtime pay, social security, unemployment compensation, and collective bargaining rights. Two of these exclusions remain absolute -- overtime pay and collective bargaining rights. The federal Fair Labor Standards Act still
- [Farmworker Education](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/what-we-do/farmworker-education/) - Outreach & Community Education to Farmworkers In order for farmworkers to avail themselves of their rights under the law, they must first be informed about what rights they have. Our bilingual staff provide information to farmworkers and their families throughout the state about their legal rights by: visiting with farmworkers in their labor camp
- [Are you thinking about leaving your job before your contract ends?](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/know-your-rights/h2a-contracts/thinking-about-leaving-contract/) - Many H-2A workers have contacted us with questions about their options when they’re considering quitting a job. Although some employers may threaten you, it’s important to know that you can quit your job at ANY TIME. If you are an H-2A worker and you are considering leaving your job before the contract ends, please read
- [Testimonials](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/what-we-do/testimonials/) - Our clients are our priority and continue to inspire us to do our work. Due to the intimidation that farmworkers face daily at the workplace, many of them fear demanding their rights or speaking up in public about their experiences doing so. To honor their courage and determination we will respect their desire to remain
- [Pesticides](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/know-your-rights/pesticides/) - Pesticides are a danger to farmworkers and farmers unless they are properly handled. You should receive training about pesticide safety before you begin work at your farm unless you have received this training within the last three (3) years. If you are mixing or applying pesticides, you should have more training before you begin your
- [Occupational Health Risks](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/about-nc-farmworkers/occupational-health-risks/) - Agriculture is one of the most dangerous occupations in the United States (21). The fatality rate for farmworkers in North Carolina is higher than the national average (22). Heat stress is a major cause of fatalities among farmworkers. Between 1992 and 2006, 423 worker deaths were reported from heat strokes in the United States. 24% of
- [Know Your Rights](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/know-your-rights/) - This section was created to provide information to farmworkers who want to learn more about their rights. Explore the following links for more information: Wages Employer Promises H-2A Contracts Human Trafficking Housing Your Right to Have Visitors Workers Compensation Field Sanitation Pesticides Green Tobacco Sickness Heat Stress Retaliation
- [Presentations to the Public](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/what-we-do/presentations-to-the-public/) - We offer presentations and workshops to meet the interests of organizations which want to know more about farmworkers in North Carolina or are interested in improving their knowledge of farmworkers’ legal rights. Presentations may include slide shows, speakers, videos and other formats tailored to meet the interests of the organizations. We have made presentations to
- [What we do](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/what-we-do/) - The Farmworker Unit is a statewide project of Legal Aid of North Carolina committed to providing high quality civil legal services to address the special legal needs of migrant and seasonal farmworkers in North Carolina. We represent individual farmworkers and their families, advising them about their legal rights and helping them get what the law requires.
- [Contributions to NC's Economy](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/about-nc-farmworkers/contributions-to-ncs-economy/) - Each farmworker's labor is estimated to contribute more than $12,000 in profits to North Carolina's agricultural economy (10). In addition, much of farmworkers' wages are spent in the counties in which they work, boosting local economies and providing jobs to local residents. Footnotes (10) Larson, A., Farmworker Enumeration Study, 2000.
- [Major Employers of NC Farmworkers](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/about-nc-farmworkers/major-employers-of-nc-farmworkers/) - Major North Carolina crops which require hand labor for cultivation or harvest include tobacco, Christmas trees, sweet potatoes, cucumbers, apples, and blueberries. North Carolina ranks first in the nation in the production of tobacco, Christmas trees, and sweet potatoes (8). In addition, North Carolina farms grow a large variety of other fruits and vegetables, and
- [About NC Farmworkers](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/about-nc-farmworkers/) - Much of the information in this section was first published in a series of fact sheets prepared for the public by the North Carolina Farmworker Institute, a project of the North Carolina Council of Churches' Farmworker Ministry Committee. For the complete series click here. Learn more about North Carolina farmworkers by exploring the
- [Right to Have Visitors](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/know-your-rights/right-to-have-visitors/) - Many migrant farmworkers in North Carolina live in labor camps on the property of the farmer or crewleader for whom they work. Many seasonal farmworkers are also provided a trailer or sharecropper house by the farmer for whom they work. Even if growers or crewleaders do not own the housing, they often arrange for it
- [Human Trafficking](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/know-your-rights/human-trafficking/) - All people in the United States are free to leave their jobs. This is true even if a worker owes the employer money and even if the worker is not legally in the United States. Human trafficking is a modern-day form of slavery and a violation of basic human rights. Victims of trafficking are commonly
- [Citizens, Immigrants, and Non-Immigrants](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/about-nc-farmworkers/citizens-immigrants-and-non-immigrants/) - North Carolina's farmworker population is made up of citizens of the United States, immigrants (both documented and undocumented who make their home in the United States), and H-2A and H-2B workers who come to the United States on seasonal non-immigrant visas. In addition, some who work on farms in North Carolina are not immigrants but
- [About Us](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/about-us/) - Legal Aid of North Carolina provides high quality civil legal services to low income residents of all 100 counties in North Carolina. The Farmworker Unit (FWU) is a statewide project that serves migrant farmworkers. Although farmworkers do very hard work and although without their labor we would not have the abundant food we do, they
- [Green Tobacco Sickness](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/know-your-rights/green-tobacco-sickness/) - Green Tobacco sickness is an occupational illness which affects workers who touch green tobacco plants. It is also called nicotine poisoning or "The Green Monster". When you touch green tobacco leaves, especially wet leaves, you absorb nicotine through the pores of your skin.Nicotine is a powerful stimulant and if you absorb enough of it, you
- [Resources](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/resources/)
- [Retaliation](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/know-your-rights/retaliation/) - Several laws protect you, as a farmworker, from retaliation if you complain about your wages, unsafe working conditions, poor housing, violations of your H-2A contract, not getting what you were promised by your employer when you were recruited, or violations of a special federal law, the Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act. Often it
- [Heat Stress](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/know-your-rights/heat-stress/) - Each year at least one farmworker in North Carolina dies of heat stress. These deaths are preventable. When you are working in the hot sun, you can quickly become dehydrated if you do not frequently drink water. We sweat when it is hot because this is the way our bodies maintain the proper temperature. If
- [Field Sanitation](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/know-your-rights/field-sanitation/) - Under the law, your employer should have the following facilities for you in the field within 1/4 mile of where you are working. Drinking Water -- you must have cool drinking water and individual disposable cups available at all times. Toilet facilities -- you must have a portable toilet, in clean condition with toilet paper,
- [Workers Compensation](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/know-your-rights/workers-compensation/) - Workers' compensation is a system, under state law, which requires most employers to purchase insurance to cover medical treatment and lost wages for workers who are either injured on the job or who suffer an occupational disease. Under workers' compensation, you should quickly receive medical treatment, at no cost to you, so that you can
- [Housing](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/know-your-rights/housing/) - If you live in housing that is owned or arranged by your employer (crewleader or grower), you are covered by the North Carolina Migrant Housing Act. Your housing should be safe and in good conditions. Your housing should have been inspected by the North Carolina Department of Labor before you arrived and a current certificate
- [Employer Promises](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/know-your-rights/employer-promises/) - Your employer should keep the promises he or she made to you. If you are an H-2A worker, those promises are made in your H-2A contract and the following information does not apply to you. Click here to read information on the H-2A program. If you are not an H-2A worker and you are working
- [Demographics](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/about-nc-farmworkers/demographics/) - North Carolina ranks sixth in the nation in the number of migrant farmworkers, after California, Texas, Washington, Florida, and Oregon, according to the most recent study performed for the federal migrant health program (3). This same study estimated that approximately 150,000 migrant farmworkers and their dependents are present in North Carolina each growing season. The
- [Migrant or Seasonal Farmworkers](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/about-nc-farmworkers/migrant-or-seasonal-farmworkers/) - Do you know the difference between a migrant and a seasonal farmworker? The adjective "migrant" does not connote any particular ethnicity or citizenship or immigration status. Migrant farmworkers are workers who travel away from their homes overnight to work in agriculture (1). Migrant farmworkers move into temporary housing while they are in North Carolina. Seasonal
- [Legal Disclaimer](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/disclaimer/) - Information, Not Legal Advice This website has been prepared for general information purposes only. The information on this website is not legal advice. Legal advice is dependent upon the specific circumstances of each situation. Also, the law may vary from state to state, so that some information in this website may not be correct for

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## Downloads

- [H2A_Booklet_2023.pdf](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/download/2481/?tmstv=1784434890)
- [H2A_Booklet_2023.pdf](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/download/2479/?tmstv=1784434890)
- [Consent-to-Join-FLSA-Unpaid-Wages-Lawsuit-English.pdf](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/download/2351/?tmstv=1784434890)
- [Collective-Action-Notice-English-and-Spanish-Final.pdf](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/download/2341/?tmstv=1784434890)
- [H2A_Booklet_2019_Spanish.pdf](http://www.farmworkerlanc.org/download/2116/?tmstv=1784434890)

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