Dramatic Changes for Farm Labor Management in New York
Update: please note that this post is out of date in the sense that the farm labor bill was, in fact, signed into law by the governor. Everyone in New York agriculture is aware ...
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Farm Wages Up 8% in Northeast I
Wages increased sharply by 8% since last year for hired farm workers in the Northeast I region that includes New York and the New England states, according to USDA’s quarterly farm labor survey. Table ...
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5 Learning Opportunities in 2 Webinars for Farmers
NYSDOL’s Division of Immigrant Policies and Affairs (DIPA) is hosting a series of short, interactive webinars for farms. Register with DIPA to learn and ask questions about several important topics. See details below and ...
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Unemployment Hits 50 Year Low and Ag Robots Are On the Horizon
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released the April jobs report showing that employers created 263,000 jobs and pushed the unemployment rate down to 3.6%. That is the lowest rate of unemployment since ...
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Social Security No-Match Letters are in the Mail
Many employers and payroll service providers are finding unwelcome correspondence in their mailboxes, Social Security “no-match” letters are back. A no-match letter means that the Social Security Administration (SSA) has found one or more ...
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