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Mid American Ag and Hort Services Launches www.midamservices.org
Agricultural, horticultural and other small business employers have a new web site (www.midamservices.org) to help them comply with the myriad of state and federal labor laws and regulations. The site includes links to the portions of numerous state and federal government sites that tell employers what they need to know. Topics covered include temporary guestworker programs such as H-2A, H-2B and H-1B along with the Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act and social/language issues associated with the employment of foreign labor. Additional topics include minor labor, wage-hour, OSHA, housing, posting, Family Medical Leave Act, immigration, Social Security and tax withholding issues, pesticide safety, Worker Protection Standard, harassment, discrimination, plant closing, transportation, drinking water, workers' compensation, new hire reporting, continuation of health care coverage, affirmative action and polygraph testing.
If you would like more information about MAAHS, email labor@ofbf.org or call (614) 246-8286.

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