Overworked and Underpaid: H-2A Herders in Colorado

January 1, 2010

Colorado Legal Services

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A report detailing the working and living conditions of herders in Colorado. As part of the Sheepherders Project, this report is based on interviews with H-2A herders in Colorado, many of whom report isolated and harsh working conditions, requirements to work 24/7 and receive little to no pay.

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