. Cranberries; : la nazionale rivista di mirtillo palustre. Cranberries. distacco dell'agricoltura exemp- zione dal salario minimo di legge significherebbe che i lavoratori agricoli sarebbero soggetti al pagamento degli straordinari dopo 40 ore alla settimana in Massachusetts. Questo avrebbe indubbiamente significare un aumento della manodopera agricola come agricoltori non potrebbero permettersi di pagare i loro dipendenti a un ov- ertime rate. Sarebbe anche mettere in conto il costo della camera, bordo e altri contiibutions realizzato dall'em- ployer del dipendente wel- tariffa quando il calcolo della retribuzione. Esso Avould anche gli agricoltori posto sotto il controllo del de- appartamento di Labo

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. removal of the farming exemp- tion from the minimum wage law would mean that farm workers would be subject to overtime pay after a 40 hour week in Massachusetts. This would undoubtedly mean an increase in the farm labor force as farmers could not afford to pay their employees at an ov- ertime rate. It would also bring into consideration the cost of room, board and other contiibutions made by the em- ployer to the employee's wel- fare when computing the wage. It Avould also place farmers under the control of the De- partment of Labor and indus- tiy, making them subject to rules and regulations of the Commissioner and the Wage Board. There is a strong move to see that the minimum wage exemption is removed. Labor is making it a major issue, we understand, as are social think- ing Senators and Representa- tives who are for the "little man." They are going to push for this legislation. This will be a number one fight and is going to require a strong, well- financed Farm Bureau to win on this issue. Housing of Farm Workers There are three bills that have been filed dealing with the housing of farm workers. They have been filed by A.F.L.-C.I.O. Senator Beryl Cohen of Brook- line and of all the organizations, the Massachusetts Selectmen's Association. These various pieces of legislation would require farmers to obtain ficenses be- fore they could house mi- grant workers. The ironical thing in the whole matter of farm housing is that farmers through Farm Bureau in cooperation with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, the Boston Uni- versity of Public Health de- veloped Article three of the Sanitary Code entitled: "Hous- ing and Sanitary Standards for Farm Labor Camps." These standards which have the force of law have been considered to be the model for all mi- grant labor housing in the country. We now find that there are those who do not feel that the Sanitary Code goes far enough o

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