Farm Labor Contractor Practice Test

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Which commission sets wages and hours for workers?

The Agricultural Commission
The Industrial Welfare Commission
The Labor Standards Bureau
The Farm Employment Commission

The correct answer is: The Industrial Welfare Commission

The Industrial Welfare Commission is responsible for establishing regulations concerning wages and hours for workers. This commission typically focuses on ensuring fair labor standards across various industries, including agriculture. It sets minimum wage rates, overtime pay, and working conditions, ensuring that workers are compensated fairly for their labor. The other options, while related to labor issues, do not have the same authority or focus on wage and hour setting. The Agricultural Commission often deals with policies related to agricultural practices rather than directly setting labor standards. The Labor Standards Bureau may enforce some regulations but does not primarily determine wages and hours. The Farm Employment Commission, if it exists, likely focuses on employment practices specific to agriculture but may not address the broader scope of worker wages and hours as effectively as the Industrial Welfare Commission does.