Stress is the body’s natural response to challenges or difficult situations. For agricultural workers, stress can come from many different sources, including long workdays, hot weather, financial concerns, caring for family workers, or balancing work with personal responsibilities.
As the next school year approaches, many families prepare by buying school supplies, completing registration forms, and scheduling doctor’s appointments.
Labor trafficking is an issue that affects people all over the world. It can happen in many industries including agriculture, restaurants, construction, hotels,
and domestic work.
Scam messages are becoming more and more common, especially through text messages, emails, and even phone calls. These scams are designed to trick people into sharing personal information or sending money.
As temperatures continue to
rise across California, it is important
to stay informed about heat-related
illnesses.
As employees working in the State
of California, agricultural workers have
rights that are protected by California
law. These protections exist because farm work is essential, but also demanding at times.
Tax Season has begun in California, and the deadline to file your 2025 tax return is April 15, 2026. Filing your taxes is an important step you can take to
protect your finances and potentially receive money back.
Starting January 1, 2026 several new California state laws went into effect that impact farmworkers, agricultural employees, and rural communities.
These laws focus on wages, worker protections, immigration enforcement practices, and agricultural operations.
As the colder months approach, flu season begins. The good news is that the flu can be prevented. Getting a flu vaccine for you and your family is the easiest and most effective way to protect yourself and your loved ones from getting sick.
The holidays can be a time of fun and joy, but they can also bring a variety of challenges, especially when it comes
to the extra expenses the holidays tend to bring.
