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Agricultural Labor Relations Board
The California Agricultural Labor Relations Board was created in 1975 to ensure peace in the fields of
California by guaranteeing justice for all agricultural workers and stability in agricultural labor
relations. The Board seeks to achieve these ends by providing orderly processes
for protecting, implementing, and enforcing the respective rights and
responsibilities of employees, employers and labor organizations in their
relations with each other.
News and Information
- Legal Counsel/Assistant General Counsel Positions Available in El Centro and Visalia (5/4/12)
- Administrative Assistant, Senior Accounting Officer/Accounting Officer,and Associate Governmental Program Analyst (Budget/Business Services Officer) Positions Available in Sacramento (5/4/12)
- Office of Administrative Law Approves Regulations To Implement Senate Bill 126 (5/2/12)
- All Senate Bill No. 126 Rulemaking Documents
- Board Issues Decision in Sun World International, LLC (4/18/12)
- Board Issues Decision in San Joaquin Tomato Growers (3/29/12)
- ALJ Issues Decision in San Joaquin Tomato Growers (3/6/12)
- Governor Signs Senate Bill 126 Amending Agricultural Labor Relations Act (10/9/11)
- Subsequent Histories Table Updated (9/20/11)
- Complete Case Digest Updated as of December 2011
- 2010 and 2011 Case Digest Supplements Available On Line
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