Welcome to the official USA FARM LABOR Blog! Our H-2A News Blog is designed to keep you up to date with all the happenings in our company and the H-2A community. Come on in and see what’s happening with h-2a and USA FARM LABOR.
What Are NODs? Breaking Down The Most Common Deficiencies Flagged by the Department of Labor
An NOD is a Notice of Deficiency. When you apply for Temporary Labor Certification, the Department of Labor (DOL) and the State Workforce Agency (SWA) ask for a lot of specific information about your business. If you don’t give them the information or details they need in a specific way, then you can expect to receive an NOD. Join us inside as we break down the most common types of NODs and offer a few tips for replying.
Farmers, H-2A, and Employee Taxes: What You Need to Know
H-2A employees are essential to the agriculture industry in America, but for tax purposes, these individuals are considered non-resident aliens. That doesn’t mean these employees don’t need to pay taxes, but it does mean there are some different rules and requirements for your H-2A employees. Come on in and learn more about H-2A employees and taxes.
A Breakdown of the H-2A Timeline
Successful farms and agribusinesses understand that time is money. Applying for a Labor Certificate and pursuing H-2A employees can help take your business to the next level, but it’s a time sensitive process. Come on in and learn more about the timeline so you can put your business in the best position to succeed.
A Look at H-2A and DOL Audits: What to Know and How to Prepare
Like most government-run visa programs, the H-2A work visa program is subject to audits. But, that shouldn't scare you away from harnessing the power of this unique work visa program to source your workforce. Let's take a look at Department of Labor (DOL) audits and what it means for your farm or agribusiness.
What is the Adverse Effect Wage Rate and How it Impacts Your Farm or Agribusiness?
One of the areas of the H-2A program we’re asked about most often by our clients is the Adverse Effect Wage Rate, or AEWR. To help, we’re breaking down the AEWR, how these wage rates are calculated, and what this all means for you. Come on in, pull up a seat, and let's talk farm finances.
USA FARM LABOR is Heading to the Big Iron Farm Show
The Big Iron Farm and Construction Show is one of the biggest ag events of the year. Vendors, farmers, agribusinesses, and construction professionals from across the country flock to Big Iron every September, and now USA FARM LABOR will be there too. Join us inside to learn more about the event and the team members representing us at the show!
USA FARM LABOR is Partnering with USA TRUCK LABOR
We're happy to announce our partnership with USA TRUCK LABOR. Join us inside to learn more about our collaboration and the ways it benefits both our clients and the H-2A workforce.
USA FARM LABOR Gears Up for the Farm Progress Show
USA FARM LABOR offers an innovative, personalized workforce solution for America’s farmers and agribusinesses, so attending Farm Progress is a natural fit for our company. Let’s take a look at this year’s Farm Progress Show attendees and get their thoughts on the upcoming ag event.
An Overview of Ag Pilots and the H-2A Program
Aerial applicators are critical to the success of America's farmers, but did you know you can source ag pilots through the H-2A program? Check out this article for an overview of ag pilots and the H-2A program.
H-2A 101: Guide to a Temporary Foreign Labor Certification
A lot goes into getting your business certified to hire employees on H-2A work visas. The application process for a Temporary Labor Certificate is extensive and very involved. So, to help give you a better idea of using the H-2A program, we’re going over a few of the steps you’ll take to obtain your Temporary Labor Certificate.