H-2A wages refer to the minimum wages paid to foreign agricultural workers employed in the United States under the H-2A visa program. By 2025, these wages are expected to vary by state, influenced by factors such as the cost of living and prevailing wages for agricultural occupations in each region.
Determining H-2A wages involves a comprehensive analysis of economic data and industry trends. The U.S. Department of Labor plays a crucial role in setting these wages, ensuring fair compensation for workers while considering the financial viability of agricultural employers. By establishing clear guidelines, the H-2A program aims to protect the rights of foreign workers and maintain a stable agricultural workforce.
