San Francisco Chronicle – Editorial Page – 9/25/03Legalizing farmworkers

Legalizing farmworkers NO STATE has more of an interest in the health and welfare of its farmworkers than California. That’s why legislation introduced by an influential — and bipartisan — group of legislators that could legalize 250,000 or more

Associated Press – 9/24/03Industry, farm worker advocates agree on agricultural workers proposal

San Francisco Chronicle – 9/24/03Farmers, UFW hail bill to help laborers; Proposal would ease immigration rules for noncitizens

Santa Cruz Sentinel – 9/24/03Bill would help migrants get citizenship

Tuscon Citizan – 9/24/03Rare support for overhaul of migrant lawThe bill would assure farmers of labor, smooth road to legal status.

Legisladores estadunidenses, por reunificar la familia Presentan iniciativa que permitiria legalizar a unos 500 mil inmigrantes   Mexico D.F. Miercoles 24 de septiembre de 2003 La Jornada JIM CASON Y DAVID BROOKS CORRESPONSALES Washington y Nueva York, 23 de

Farmers, UFW hail bill to help laborers Proposal would ease immigration rules for noncitizens Tyche Hendricks, Chronicle Staff Writer As many as half a million undocumented immigrant farmworkers in the United States — about half of whom work in

México D.F. Miércoles 24 de septiembre de 2003 La Jornada Legisladores estadunidenses, por reunificar la familia Presentan iniciativa que permitiría legalizar a unos 500 mil inmigrantes JIM CASON Y DAVID BROOKS CORRESPONSALES Washington y Nueva York, 23 de septiembre.

Chronology of Farm Worker Legalization Agreement Between United Farm Workers of America, AFL-CIO and Leaders of the Agricultural Industry  1970s-1990s: Repeated attempts are made by the agricultural industry to expand the existing H-2A guest worker program on terms that would

UFW ANNOUNCES HISTORIC COMPROMISEAfter three years of tough negotiations, the United Farm Workers of America, AFL-CIO (UFW) and a coalition of the nation’s major agricultural employers have reached a historic bipartisan compromise on immigration and labor reforms.   Several members

FARM WORKERS MOVEMENT NATIONAL OFFICES IN LA PAZP.O. Box 62 – 29700 Woodford-Tehachapi RoadKeene, California 93531Phone (661) 823-6105 Fax (661) 823-6174Web Site: www.ufw.org FOR MORE INFORMATION: (661) 823-6108 CALIFORNIA 111 E. Alisal St. Salinas, California 93901 Phone (831) 784-6800Fax

Granting ‘freedom from fear the hardest working, lowest-paid tax-paying workers in America’   United Farm Workers President Arturo S. Rodriguez made the following statement at today©ös Washington, D.C. announcement of a bipartisan agreement on legislation allowing undocumented farm

UFW ANNOUNCES HISTORIC COMPROMISE   After three years of tough negotiations, the United Farm Workers of America, AFL-CIO (UFW) and a coalition of the nation’s major agricultural employers have reached a historic bipartisan compromise on immigration and labor reforms.

FARM WORKERS MOVEMENT NATIONAL OFFICES IN LA PAZP.O. Box 62 – 29700 Woodford-Tehachapi RoadKeene, California 93531Phone (661) 823-6105 Fax (661) 823-6174Web Site: www.ufw.org FOR MORE INFORMATION: (661) 823-6108 CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA 111 E. Alisal St. Salinas, California 93901 Phone (831)

DEFINITION OF AG What Is Agricultural Employment for Purposes of the Farm Worker Adjustment Program? "Agricultural Employment" is defined under the Act as any service or activity that is considered to be agricultural under section 3(f) of the Fair

23 septiembre 2003 Conceder ‘libertad de temor los que hacen el trabajo mas deficil,los peor pagados y pagadores de impuestos en America’ Presidente de La Union de Trabajadrores Campesinos (UFW), Arturo S. Rodriguez declaro lo siguiente en la

PREGUNTAS Y RESPUESTAS: Programa de Ajuste para Campesinos Proyecto de Ley Bajo Kennedy-Craig-Berman   Quién es elegible? Cualquier extranjero que ha hecho trabajo agrícola por 575 horas o 100 días, cualquiera sea menos durante 12 meses consecutivos entre 1

  Cronología del Acuerdo de Legalización para Trabajadores Campesinos Entre la Unión de Trabajadores Campesinos de América, AFL-CIO y Lideres de la Industria Agrícola   1970s-1990s: Repetido intento es hecho por la industria agrícola para expandir el actual programa

Granting ‘freedom from fear the hardest working, lowest-paid tax-paying workers in America’ United Farm Workers President Arturo S. Rodriguez made the following statement at today¹s Washington, D.C. announcement of a bipartisan agreement on legislation allowing undocumented farm workers to

Farm workers at state’s largest dairy denounce U.S. subsidies backing anti-union activities Farm workers at the dairies located at Threemile Canyon Farms dairies who have been organizing for seven months with the United Farm Workers of America are denouncing anti-union

11:30 a.m. Sunday at Fresno Convention CenterBustamante joins hundreds of farm workers from across state planning all-out drive in recall election Hundreds of United Farm Workers members and supporters from across California gather Sunday for a one-day union political

Saturday & Sunday at Fresno Convention Center UFW’s Labor day weekend convention marks union’s 40th anniversary as farm workers await Gov. Davis decision on historic bill       Thousands of delegates and guests gather over the Labor Day weekend

Associated Press – 8/31/03Bustamante accepts UFW support

11:30 a.m. Saturday, August 30,  in DelanoBustamante accepts UFW support at site where Robert Kennedy embraced Cesar Chavez in 1968  Arnold on wrong side of farm worker battle  Central Valley farm workers will join United Farm Workers President Arturo