NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL WORKERS SURVEY
National Agricultural Workers Survey
Source: Department of Labor
Download the raw survey data from the National Agricultural Workers Survey in SAS, CSV or Excel format. Data from years 1989-2012 is available. The NAWS website also includes their methodology, questionnaire and code book.
Source: Department of Labor
Download the raw survey data from the National Agricultural Workers Survey in SAS, CSV or Excel format. Data from years 1989-2012 is available. The NAWS website also includes their methodology, questionnaire and code book.
INTERACTIVE GUIDE TO THE NAWS
Interactive Guide to the NAWS
Source: Office of Foreign Labor Certification
The National Center for Farmworker Health has developed an interactive web application to help you quickly find information from the most recent NAWS surveys. You can browse information about the demographics, household characteristics, work characteristics, housing, and health care of agricultural workers in the U.S. by clicking on the relevant tabs below. You can also customize this information based on the workers' migratory patterns and based on geographic region.
Source: Office of Foreign Labor Certification
The National Center for Farmworker Health has developed an interactive web application to help you quickly find information from the most recent NAWS surveys. You can browse information about the demographics, household characteristics, work characteristics, housing, and health care of agricultural workers in the U.S. by clicking on the relevant tabs below. You can also customize this information based on the workers' migratory patterns and based on geographic region.
H-2A GUEST WORKER DISCLOSURE DATA
H-2A EMPLOYER CERTIFICATIONS, 2015
The H-2A program is a guestworker program for temporary or seasonal agricultural work that allows agricultural employers in the U.S. who anticipate a shortage of domestic workers to hire foreign workers for up to 10 months. In 2015, there was a total of 139,832 H-2A worker positions certified.
This map details the number of H-2A workers certified in 2015 by city, job title, and employer. The size of the circles indicate the number of workers, and the color of the circles indicates the job task.
This data set excludes employer applications that were either withdrawn or denied. This data was obtained from the United States Department of Labor and can be viewed on the Foreign Labor Certification website.
Use the filters below the map to view H-2A certifications by state or number of workers certified. Additionally, click on the job title in the legend box to filter by job title.
This map details the number of H-2A workers certified in 2015 by city, job title, and employer. The size of the circles indicate the number of workers, and the color of the circles indicates the job task.
This data set excludes employer applications that were either withdrawn or denied. This data was obtained from the United States Department of Labor and can be viewed on the Foreign Labor Certification website.
Use the filters below the map to view H-2A certifications by state or number of workers certified. Additionally, click on the job title in the legend box to filter by job title.
REGISTERED FARM LABOR CONTRACTORS
Registered Farm Labor Contractors
Source: Department of Labor
Download data about the locations & certification information of registered farm labor contractors around the country.
Available in Excel format.
Source: Department of Labor
Download data about the locations & certification information of registered farm labor contractors around the country.
Available in Excel format.
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH ADMINISTRATION DATA
Occupational Safety & Health Administration Data
Source: Department of Labor
Download data about workplace accidents, injuries and investigations recorded by OSHA. Data sets range in size from about several thousand records to over 11 million and most can be sorted by industry. All data is available in CSV or XML format.
Source: Department of Labor
Download data about workplace accidents, injuries and investigations recorded by OSHA. Data sets range in size from about several thousand records to over 11 million and most can be sorted by industry. All data is available in CSV or XML format.
Know of more data sources about U.S. agricultural workers? Email Ismael Rangel.