On the recordFebruary 1, 2012
If enacted the rule would equate agricultural labor with non-agricultural labor, something that makes no sense to anyone that has ever stepped foot in a rural community.
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congress.govIf enacted the rule would equate agricultural labor with non-agricultural labor, something that makes no sense to anyone that has ever stepped foot in a rural community.
Critz criticizes proposed regulations that would treat agricultural work like other labor sectors.
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