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- From: "Jeffery Blake" <echoecho AT bedford.heartland.net>
- To: "Market Farming" <market-farming AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
- Subject: Re: market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help
- Date: Sun, 6 May 2001 12:55:00 -0500
I think a key point in this debate is that there is a difference between
hired help and an apprentice.
An apprentice is paying for an education.
If I go to a University a pay 8000 a semester it is more of an abuse than
working on the farm. It is pretty easy to put in 100 hour weeks at the
university--between class work, study time, part time job. . . .
> 100 hours a week and they live in a tents?
> That sounds like an unfair labor practice.
> How do we justify treating farm labor this way?
>
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market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help,
Dori Green, 05/06/2001
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help, Del Williams, 05/06/2001
- Re: market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help, mckemie, 05/06/2001
- Re: market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help, mckemie, 05/06/2001
- Re: market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help, Jeffery Blake, 05/06/2001
- Re: market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help, marc, 05/06/2001
- Re: market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help, Jeffery Blake, 05/06/2001
- Re: market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help, mckemie, 05/06/2001
- Re: market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help, Del Williams, 05/07/2001
- Re: market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help, Liz Pike, 05/07/2001
- Re: market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help, Liz Pike, 05/07/2001
- Re: market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help, Kevin Ancell, 05/07/2001
- Re: market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help, Del Williams, 05/07/2001
- Re: market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help, Liz Pike, 05/07/2001
- Re: market-farming Apprentices Versus Hired Help, Brian and Jacqueline Potzkai, 05/07/2001
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