The National Farm Workers Association was a labor organization founded in 1962 by Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, and other farm worker leaders to advocate for improved wages, working conditions, and labor rights for agricultural workers in the United States. It later became part of the United Farm Workers union and played a central role in organizing farm laborers and advancing collective bargaining rights.
Agricultural labor rights, collective bargaining protections, workplace safety standards, immigration reform affecting farm workers, minimum wage laws, and social justice policies impacting low-income and migrant workers
Membership dues and labor union contributions
United Farm Workers; Cesar Chavez; Dolores Huerta
Labor union
