This type of job has been identified as the worst single profession in the US (hint 2 words)

A series of domestic programs led by Roosevelt in the 1930s

these people help people cross the border illegally, also the name of an animal

Important era of the 1930s for worker's rights

Farmworker supporters concentrate their efforts on living conditions

Most undocumented immigrants today are from this North American and these 2 central American countries

the centerpiece of the New deal that established minimum wages for workers

small unlicensed operators who transport workers to and from the fields in vans/cars they have bought themselves

This era's main achievement was workers' compensation

Federal laws protecting employees benefited most farmworkers

many farms operate under this system as it aids bring migrant workers directly to the farms

First federal law regulation working and living conditions of Farmworkers passed by Congress in 1963

Latino contractors are often asked to become ___, to baptize one of their worker's children and thereby establish a formal relationship of trust

Political participation by farmworkers became more difficult in these years

Farmworkers benefited greatly from the period of transformation in the industrial work place

system used to transport farmworkers used by many contractors and growers, technically not legal

Government agency involved in issues of workplace safety under the Occupational Safety and Health Administration

these "managers" are generally armed and rely on groups of thugs to assault those workers who refuse to cooperate,

The majority of employment rights trace their origin to this time period

Farmworkers are well equipped to overcome political efforts of agri-buisness

a method of debt repayment in which an individual makes his payments to a creditor by physical labor, often associated with African American workers in America's history

The passage of this Act granted industrial workers the right to collectively bargain, really giving unions a chance to prosper, also called the Wagner Act

This term was introduced to describe how farm labor is not subject to the same regulations as the labor in other industries

Operating between 1942 and 1964 this program allowed the entry of million of Mexican guest workers

Over 40% of workers' wages goes to taxes, worker's compensation insurance and employment insurance