WASHINGTON AP - The Labor Department moved Thursday to reverse Bush administration rules that made it easier for farmers to hire temporary foreign workers to help pick their crops.The new regulations will increase wages and offer greater job safety protections for thousands of foreign farm workers hired each year. The rules also require growers to make a greater effort to fill those jobs with domestic workers.
February 11, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – The Labor Department moved Thursday to reverse Bush administration rules that made it easier for farmers to hire temporary foreign workers to help pick their crops.
The new regulations will increase wages and offer greater job safety protections for thousands of foreign farm workers hired each year. The rules also require growers to make a greater effort to fill those jobs with domestic workers.
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