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H-2A Workers Face Pay Cut Amid Farm Labor Shift | Raleigh News
North Carolina’s farmworkers face a stark reality: while average wages rose across sectors, H-2A visa holders saw their pay slashed from $16.16 to $12.69 per hour — leaving some netting just $11.09 after housing. Farmers argue the cut reflects real labor market pressures, but advocates warn workers may hesitate to return next season, even as the U.S. remains a vital economic lifeline. Meanwhile, IBM’s stock tumbled after its mainframe division missed targets as customers pivot to AI hardware — a setback that leaves little room for error — though Red Hat continues to shine with strong growth…
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