Source: Ventura County Star | February 20, 2023
Tony Biasotti, Ventura County Star
Undocumented immigrants make up nearly 10% of Ventura County’s workforce and generate around $1.4 billion a year in tax payments, according to new research from California Lutheran University.
The new report by Jamshid Damooei, a …
Source: Ventura County Star
Without farmworkers, Ventura County wouldn’t be the fertile, agricultural paradise it is.
And those workers need low-cost housing, John Krist, CEO of the Ventura County Farm Bureau, said Thursday at the From Field to Fork dinner in Moorpark.
“If farmworkers …
Obesity is one of the top public health issues worldwide. Mexico’s obesity trend has been alarming, to the point of becoming the country with the highest incidence of obesity in the world. In 2010, RAC …
Traditionally, the San Quintin agriculture region has attracted workers from all over Mexico, including Oaxaca, Puebla, Chiapas, Guerrero and other southern states. BerryMex has provided employment opportunities for the growing number of migrant workers that come to San Quintin, employing …
BerryMex, an agriculture leader in the San Quintin Valley in Baja California, remains committed to helping stabilize local communities, ensuring the safety and fair treatment of its employees and getting workers back into the fields during a peak harvest period, …
Source: vcstar.com | August 14, 2009
Critics fear physicians will become beholden to employer
As a variation on the company doctor emerges at big companies across the country that are sponsoring on-site medical centers to provide employees with free or low-cost healthcare, an Oxnard berry grower …
Source: vcstar.com