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armer had in his employnent seven men for 72 days n one three month period 7 men x 72 days - 504 man lays) during 1966 he must jay the minimum wage in 1967. Under the definition of i work day (being one hour ■vorked) it will mean a 7 day vork week on many farms. In determining the number jf man days, the new law specifically exempts the following people: A. An agricultural employee who is the parent, spouse, child or other member of his employer’s immediate family. B. A hand harvest employee paid on a piece-rate basis ir an operation whiefi has been, and is customarily and generally recognized intheregior as having been paid on this basis, who commutes dail>
his permanent residence to the farm Where he Is sc employed, and who has beer employed in agriculture less than 13 weeks during the preceding calendar year. Farmers that used morethar 500 man days in one quarter in the preceding calendar year will be required to pay the following minimum wage: A. $1.00 per hour beginning February 1, 1967. B. $1.15 per hour beginning February 1, 1968. C. $1.30 per hour beginning February 1, 1969. Farmers that are coverec under the act will not be required to pay the minimurr wage to the following'people
A. An agricultural employe* who is the parent, spouse child, or other member o his employer’s immediatefan ily.
B. A hand harvest employe* paid on a piece-rate basis ii
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