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Omaha Steve's Labor Group

Bluethroughu

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5. That was exactly what I was thinking about this case.

Reply to abqtommy (Reply #1)

Mon Mar 22, 2021, 07:48 PM

Mar 2021

How can the humans that work on these farms make a grievance if the only person to speak with is the boss, your landlord usually on farms, and farmers can lock out the public which means lock in the workers...

Seems like labor practices should be regulated like the food that is produced by the farmers for public use.

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Supreme Court appears skeptical of California rule letting union organizers on private farms [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Mar 2021 OP

Looks to me like farm workers are considered the property of the farm owners. That's abqtommy Mar 2021 #1

That was exactly what I was thinking about this case. Bluethroughu Mar 2021 #5

Interesting... 2naSalit Mar 2021 #2

I love the idea of them organizing ... PBC_Democrat Mar 2021 #3

Problem is most of these workers live on the property. Bluethroughu Mar 2021 #6

It has be done a different way ... PBC_Democrat Mar 2021 #8

If that's the way the court and corps. want it, then deny the corporations all government funding in2herbs Mar 2021 #4

Damn right! Bluethroughu Mar 2021 #7