The farm said it wasn't retaliation, simply a lack of space. With enough housing for only about 400

Dozens of demonstrators stand on Kincaid Street in Mount Vernon, Wash. Thursday, June 26, 2014 to show support for Sakuma Bros. Farms during a rally in front of the Skagit County courthouse. The rally preceded a court hearing that decided the Sakuma Bros. Farms were obligated to provide housing to farmworkers and their families. Familias Unidas por la Justicia - a labor group formed at the farm the previous season - brought the case against Sakuma Bros. Farms after the farm announced earlier in the year that workers who missed more than five days last season would not be rehired and nonworking family members would not be housed. on line los angeles map with zip code Both moves were taken as retaliation on line los angeles map with zip code for workers participation in strikes and boycotts, attorneys for the group said.
MOUNT VERNON, Wash. One of Washington's largest berry growers must provide housing to farmworkers' families, Skagit County Superior Court Judge Susan Cook ruled in a case involving Sakuma Bros. Farms.
The farm said it wasn't retaliation, simply a lack of space. With enough on line los angeles map with zip code housing for only about 400 people, Sakuma Bros. needed all the available space to house a sufficient workforce to harvest berry crops.
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