Farm laborers made few gains under the Obama administration; however, food workers received some benefit under the Obama’s Secretary of Labor, Tom Perez. Unfortunately, any gains for food workers will likely be rolled back under the Trump administration through both his cabinet appointments and judicial appointments. This essay predicts a strengthening of “ag-gag” bills and a weakening of Occupational Safety and Health Agency (OSHA). President Trump’s attacks on immigration and regulations also signal fewer workers’ rights in the fields and less accountability of exploitative employers
On June 22, 2017, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held that deportation cannot be used as retalia...
Contains: Clarifying and Amending Laws on Employee Housing and Penalties for Late-Payment of Agricul...
First paragraphs of this issue's editorial: Labor is at the heart of the food system—economically, p...
Corporate powers are proposing mega mergers in almost every sector of agriculture. This essay explor...
In keeping with Donald Trump’s campaign promises of cutting burdensome regulations, this essay recom...
This essay will examine the implications of the policies of the upcoming Trump administration on the...
This essay addresses options for the Trump administration in promoting a modern, sustainable, and in...
For Unions, the 2016 election changed everything. Instead of building upon the advances of the past ...
Given Trump\u27s appointment of Puzder, and the numerous violations that Trump\u27s and Puzder\u27s ...
This essay outlines priorities for food advocates following the election of President Donald Trump. ...
In his presidential campaign, Trump promised to build a “great, great wall”, and he promised to rene...
Griffith explores how the President-elect\u27s new administration will effect key policy issues such...
It’s debatable whether President and First Lady Obama’s White House garden was a positive or negativ...
This article looks at the United States’ federal H-2A Temporary Agricultural Visa Program and reform...
Of the 2.4 million farm-working laborers in the United States, upwards of 73% are immigrants. And, a...
On June 22, 2017, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held that deportation cannot be used as retalia...
Contains: Clarifying and Amending Laws on Employee Housing and Penalties for Late-Payment of Agricul...
First paragraphs of this issue's editorial: Labor is at the heart of the food system—economically, p...
Corporate powers are proposing mega mergers in almost every sector of agriculture. This essay explor...
In keeping with Donald Trump’s campaign promises of cutting burdensome regulations, this essay recom...
This essay will examine the implications of the policies of the upcoming Trump administration on the...
This essay addresses options for the Trump administration in promoting a modern, sustainable, and in...
For Unions, the 2016 election changed everything. Instead of building upon the advances of the past ...
Given Trump\u27s appointment of Puzder, and the numerous violations that Trump\u27s and Puzder\u27s ...
This essay outlines priorities for food advocates following the election of President Donald Trump. ...
In his presidential campaign, Trump promised to build a “great, great wall”, and he promised to rene...
Griffith explores how the President-elect\u27s new administration will effect key policy issues such...
It’s debatable whether President and First Lady Obama’s White House garden was a positive or negativ...
This article looks at the United States’ federal H-2A Temporary Agricultural Visa Program and reform...
Of the 2.4 million farm-working laborers in the United States, upwards of 73% are immigrants. And, a...
On June 22, 2017, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held that deportation cannot be used as retalia...
Contains: Clarifying and Amending Laws on Employee Housing and Penalties for Late-Payment of Agricul...
First paragraphs of this issue's editorial: Labor is at the heart of the food system—economically, p...