Farm worker welfare is protected and improved

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Links from: Item Link details Workers are not subject to discrimination or harassment Workers are not subject to physical or mental abuse Workers have the freedom of association and the right to collective bargaining Workers wages must meet national minimum legal standards and there are no improper deductions Employment is freely chosen Child labour is not used Working hours are not excessive Farm workers on-site living quarters are habitable an have the basic services and facilities Farm workers have access to clean food storage areas, drinking water, designated dining areas, and clean hand washing and toilet facilities There is a person with overall responsibility for workers health, safety and welfare

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Defra Project IF0131
Assessment of reduction in environmental burdens through targeted measures compared with whole farm approaches in cropping and livestock systems
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Friday 30 October 2009