No minimum wage, no labor laws, no hazmat regs... although I doubt if ag department rules are optional, every waterbed made in the US is made in a prison due to this issue. and you are penalized if you refuse to volunteer. Even if work is optional & voluntary, when you are asked and you don't, your life in prison suddenly gets much more complex.
lcm On 3/4/07, ken hanly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
60 cents a day! Is this possible! Cheers Ken Hanly Under the program, which has drawn criticism from groups concerned about immigrants' rights and from others seeking changes in the criminal justice system, farmers will pay a fee to the state, and the inmates, who volunteer for the work, will be paid about 60 cents a day, corrections officials said. --- Louis Proyect <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > NY Times, March 4, 2007 > Inmates Will Replace Wary Migrants in Colorado > Fields > By DAN FROSCH > > Blog: http://kenthink7.blogspot.com/index.html
