Event Details

Date

November 18 - November 24, 2020

Host


Virtual Labor Roadshow IV offered by the Ag Workforce Development Council

November 18 - November 24, 2020


Topics will include:
• FLFLPA Overtime and Day-of-Rest Updates
• New NY Permanent Sick Leave Law and Insurance Requirements
• Paid Family Leave and Disability
• Union Education
• FLFLPA Employee Housing Requirements
• Sexual Harassment Prevention Requirements
• COVID-19 and Farm Workforce Health

Ag Workforce Development Council member organizations include: NEDPA, Cornell Cooperative Extension, Cornell Agricultural Workforce Development, Cayuga Marketing, AgriMark, Upstate Niagara, New York Farm Bureau, New York Vegetable Growers Association, New York Animal Ag Coalition, Agri-Placement Services, New York Horticultural Society, Dairy Farmers of America, Farm Credit East, Gray & Oscar LLC.





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