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Daybreak Oct. 2: House returns to spending debates after avoiding shutdown - Vimarsana News

Daybreak Oct. 2: House returns to spending debates after avoiding shutdown

A shutdown has been averted, but the battles over federal spending likely are just beginning.

North Carolina Contractors Assessed Penalties by Department of Labor | Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc. - Vimarsana News

North Carolina Contractors Assessed Penalties by Department of Labor | Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc.

The U.S. Department of Labor has recovered over $540,000 in wages for 268 H-2A workers in North Carolina after uncovering violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act and the H-2A program.

The ripple effects of ag's immigrant challenges | Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc. - Vimarsana News

The ripple effects of ag's immigrant challenges | Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc.

As farmers and companies in the food and ag sector struggle to find workers, many have increasingly turned to recruiting foreign workers through visa programs, including H-2A. Demand for H-2A workers, who can take seasonal jobs on crop or livestock operations, has been skyrocketing. Meanwhile, others in the sector are trying to use smaller visa programs, such as H-2B or J-1.

Michigan's migrant farm workers face many health challenges, but help is available - Vimarsana News

Michigan's migrant farm workers face many health challenges, but help is available

Many of Michigan’s migrant farm workers risk injuries, illness, and chronic disease, which often go untreated. State and nonprofit programs are available to help.

Michigan's migrant farm workers face many health challenges, but help is available - Vimarsana News

Michigan's migrant farm workers face many health challenges, but help is available

Many of Michigan’s migrant farm workers risk injuries, illness, and chronic disease, which often go untreated. State and nonprofit programs are available to help.