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Oct 07, 2000

The NAWS at 10 (Agenda) -- October 7, 2000
A Demographic and Employment Profile of United States Farmworkers -- Daniel Carroll
Changes in the U.S. and Midwestern Farm Labor Markets: NAWS and USDA Data -- Wallace E. Huffman
Changes in the California Farm Labor Market in the 1990s -- Ed Taylor and Philip Martin
Hired Farm Worker Health Needs Assessment -- Don Villarejo
Changes in the Southeastern Farm Labor Market -- Robert Emerson (Acrobat Reader required) (PDF file)
Farm Labor Trends for the Mountain and Northwest Region -- Dawn Thilmany
Hired Farm Workers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic States: Changes in Agriculture, Agricultural Employment and the Conditions of Work -- Jill L. Findeis

Oct 05, 2000

UCD, Changing Face (Agenda) -- Napa Valley, October 5-7, 2000
Report, Changing Face: Focus on Napa
Immigration Patterns: U.S. & California -- Jeffrey Passel (PowerPoint)
* Pictures from Napa *
The Integration of Immigrant Families -- Michael Fix, Jeffrey Passel, Wendy Zimmermann
Farm Labor, Immigration, and Welfare -- Philip Martin
Immigration, Employment, Poverty, and Welfare in the Bay Area Agricultural Fringe -- J. Edward Taylor
Mexican Immigration & Transnational Networks in Napa, California -- Sandra Nichols
Napa: Wine, Farm Workers and Housing -- Philip Martin
If We Plant It, Will They Come? If We Hire Them, Will They Stay? Seasonal Labor in the Napa and Sonoma County Wine Industry -- Sue Eileen Hayes

Oct 04, 2000

UCD, The ALRA at 25 (Agenda) -- October 4, 2000
* ALRA at 25 Pictures *
Labor Relations in California Agriculture: 1975-2000 -- Philip Martin
A Demographic and Employment Profile of United States Farmworkers -- Daniel Carroll
California Farm Employers: 25 Years Later -- Don Villarejo
Making the ALRA / ALRB Effective -- Marcos Camacho
Differences Between the ALRA and NLRA With Suggestions How to Make the ALRA/ALRB More Effective -- Robert P. Roy
Mixed Bargaining Unit Work -- Mike Johnston
ALRB or NLRB: Where Do We Draw The Line? -- Ronald H. Barsamian