Agricultural
Employer Checklist
Updated September 2007 |
Checklist with basic information on what every agricultural employer needs to know about hiring employees, procedures to follow, forms to fill out, taxes to deduct and to pay; includes phone numbers and websites where to get more information, publications, and forms; also helpful for employees who want to know more about employment paperwork and where to get further information (2 pages) |
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MSU Extension Bulletin E2966 Labor Laws and
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Labor laws and regulations for Every agricultural employer and every farm worker should know about labor laws and regulations as they apply to agricultural employment. The PDF version is available for free; printed copies may be ordered at the MSUE Extension Web site (www.emdc.msue.msu.edu) for $3 per bulletin. |
Newsletter “Agricultural Labor Issues in Michigan”by Vera Bitsch
(additional issues may be available upon request) |
N33: Newsletter 7(4), April 2008, Civil Rights and the Hiring Process N32: Newsletter 7(3), March 2008, Department of Homeland Security Plans I-9 Audits in 2008 N31: Newsletter 7(2), February 2008, U.S. Agricultural Labor Statistics for Winter 2008 N30: Newsletter 7(1), January 2008, New MI Driver’s License requirements in effect today N29: Newsletter 6(7), November 2007, U.S.
Agricultural Labor Statistics for Fall 2007 N28: Newsletter 6(6), November 2007, Revised I-9 Form Available in English and Spanish N27: Newsletter 6(5), October 2007, Social Security No-match Letters and Department of Homeland Security’s New Rule: Preliminary Injunction-What Are the Consequences N26: Newsletter 6(4), August 2007, U.S. Agricultural Labor Statistics for Summer 2007 N25: Newsletter 6(3), May 2007, U.S. Agricultural Labor Statistics for Spring 2007 N24: Newsletter 6(2), February 2007, Using Temp Agencies for Agricultural Workers N23: Newsletter 6(1), January 2007, Summary of the Agricultural Job Opportunities, Benefits, and Security Act of 2007 (AgJOBS) N22: Newsletter 5(5), December 2006, Michigan Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker Enumeration Study N21: Newsletter 5(4), November 2006, U.S. Agricultural Labor Statistics for Fall 2006 N20: Newsletter 5(3), August 2006, U.S. Agricultural Labor Statistics for Summer 2006 N19: Newsletter 5(2), May 2006, U.S. Agricultural Labor Statistics for Spring 2006 N18: Newsletter 5(1), February 2006, U.S. Agricultural Labor Statistics for Winter 2006 N17: Newsletter 4(7), November 2005, N16: Newsletter 4(6), November 2005, Migrant Labor Housing N15: Newsletter 4(5), August 2005, N14: Newsletter 4(4), August 2005, NAWS U.S. Farmworker Data Summary—Demographic and Employment Profile N13: Newsletter 4(3), July 2005, Sexual Harassment and Retaliation in Agriculture N12: Newsletter 4(2), May 2005, N11: Newsletter 4(1), February 2005, N10: Newsletter 3(5), November 2004, N9: Newsletter 3(4), September 2004, N8: Newsletter 3(3), August
2004, Agricultural Labor Issues in N7: Newsletter 3(2), June 2004 – N6: Newsletter 3(1), May 2004 – Social Security Number Requirement for Michigan Driver’s License N5: Newsletter 2(3), August 2003 – Privacy of Individual Health Information: Consequences for Agricultural Employers N4: Newsletter 2(2), July 2003 – Employing Minors in Farm Work N3: Newsletter 2(1), May 2003 – Update Department of Homeland Security/Legacy INS N2: Newsletter 1(2), July 2002 – I-9 Process: Employment Eligibility Verification Form N1: Newsletter 1(1), May 2002 – Social Security Numbers Mismatch (no longer available, see N27 for recent developments) |
Michigan State
University Extension (MSUE)
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Portal to MSUE. Michigan State University Extension helps people improve their lives through an educational process that applies knowledge to critical needs, issues, and opportunities. This site is designed to provide you with the most up-to-date, easily accessible information about our many educational offerings, from bulletins and other publications to online courses. |
TelFarm
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Information materials; assistance in financial management, computer programs for record keeping and payroll for a fee |
MAES
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Home of Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station with the latest news on research done by MAES faculty and staff |
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