HB 3367
Modifies the definition of "farmworker camp" so that the relevant statutes apply to farmworker camps specifically in connection with workers who work on a seasonal or temporary basis.
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Bill overview
This bill clarifies the definition of "farmworker camp" under Oregon law. It specifically extends the application of existing regulations to farmworker camps that house workers employed on a seasonal or temporary basis for agricultural work. The bill aims to ensure protections for these workers who often experience temporary housing arrangements. It excludes single dwellings and commercial hotels from the definition of a farmworker camp.
Key provisions
- Defines ‘farmworker camp’ to include housing provided to workers on a seasonal or temporary basis.
- Clarifies that ‘seasonal or temporary basis’ refers to limited, short-term employment.
- Excludes single family dwellings and commercial hotels from the definition of a farmworker camp.
- Updates ORS 658.705 to reflect the revised definition.
Who is affected
- Farmworkers
- Farm labor contractors
- Farmers
- Oregon State Government (Bureau of Labor and Industries)
- Agricultural employers
Notable changes
- Expands the definition of ‘farmworker camp’ to include temporary agricultural workers.
- Adds a specific definition for ‘seasonal or temporary basis’ within the context of farmworker housing.
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Primary sponsors
Shelly Boshart Davis
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