2025-03485Notice

Labor Updates Farm Job Forms Amid Court Injunction

Published Date: 3/4/2025

Notice

Summary

The Department of Labor is asking for approval to collect info from certain farm employers and workers affected by a special court order. This helps keep track of temporary farm jobs and ensures rules are followed without extra paperwork hassle. Employers in states under the court’s injunction should get ready for updated forms and timely submissions, but no new fees are involved.

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DOL to collect farmworker and employer data

The Department of Labor is asking the Office of Management and Budget to approve collecting information from certain farm employers and farmworkers who are affected by a special court injunction related to the Farmworker Protection Final Rule. The data collection is intended to track temporary farm jobs and monitor compliance with rules.

Employers must prepare updated forms and timely submissions

Employers in states subject to the court injunction should prepare for updated H-2A application and agricultural clearance order forms and be ready to submit those forms on time. The notice advises affected employers to get ready for these updated forms.

No new fees for affected parties

The Department of Labor states that the proposed information collection and related updated forms for employers and workers covered by the injunction will not impose any new fees. Affected employers and workers will not face new charges from this action.

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3/4/2025

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