- Compensation
Packages for Farm Employees
Ray Massey and Gary L. Bredensteiner, University of Nebraska Cooperative
Extension, 1992
Agricultural producers frequently have the opportunity to compensate their employees with
fringe benefits, such as farm commodities, personal use of farm assets, housing, meals,
clothing, education, insurance and retirement benefits.
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- Controlling
Workers' Compensation Costs (Leader's Guide)
William J. Becker and Linda K. Isaacs, Florida Cooperative Extension
Service, November 1993
An instructional video designed for owners, managers and supervisors of agricultural
businesses to help them better understand the purposes and operations of the workers
compensation program.
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- Incentive Plans
for Farm Employees
Jack Dunford, Virginia Cooperative Extension, 1997
There are four basic types of incentive plans that can be considered by farm operators or
managers of any type of business.
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- Insurance
Packages for Farm Employees
Ray Massey and Gary L. Bredensteiner, University of Nebraska Cooperative
Extension, 1992
Agricultural employers can compensate their employees and provide important benefits by
providing health, life and unemployment insurance.
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- Model Unit to
Help Meet the Need for Farm Worker Housing
Patricia Harrison and Gary Johnston, University of California, 1997
It is time for the state as a whole to address the need for affordable
housing for this important population group and to look for new ways to create clean,
affordable, attractive dwellings and housing environments.
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- Restructuring
Wages to Cut Workers' Compensation Costs
Howard R. Rosenberg, University of California, 1992
This mandatory insurance has gotten frightfully expensive in California, and
people have noticed. Rules published by the WCIRB specify portions of total payroll that
may be excluded from the computation of premiums.
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