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2024년 6월 17일

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Brooks Johnson, Star Tribune (USA)

USA: Bushel Boy Farms & Oro Valley Ag Services failed to pay 94 migrants USD200k overtime, cos. ordered to pay back wages & damages

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"Bushel Boy Farms in Owatonna to pay $200K in back wages, damages,"

Bushel Boy Farms is paying nearly $200,000 in back wages and damages to 94 employees for unpaid overtime, state officials said Monday.

The Owatonna, Minn., indoor tomato grower and an Arizona labor contractor, Oro Valley Ag Services, failed to pay employees overtime "even though they consistently worked more than 48 hours a week" between 2020 and 2022, according to the Department of Labor and Industry.

Minnesota law has required overtime pay for agriculture workers for 50 years...

The department issued a compliance order against the company in May, and Bushel Boy entered a consent agreement with the state earlier this month. The company will pay about $97,000 in back pay and an identical amount in damages...

Oro Valley, the labor contractor, provided domestic and H-2A foreign migrant workers for the greenhouse operations. The company did not contest nor respond to the state's order.