"WeCount’s [Planting Justice] campaign is heavily inspired by the Fair Food Program, which farmworkers have successfully used for years to boost their labor conditions and is considered the highest standard of labor protections for farmworkers in the U.S."
![Atop of a photo of a farmworkers sitting underneath a shade structure in the rising sun reads:
A Win-Win-Win for Farmworkers, Growers, Buyers
“Such protections, including the new rule about electrolytes, help workers stay safe and healthy in the heat. They also benefit both growers and buyers.
‘If workers are healthier, then their employers are not having as many workers’ compensation claims, they are not losing production time by people becoming ill or sidelined and recuperating from serious symptoms,’ [FFSC Co-executive director Judge] Safer Espinoza says.”
Below this quote from the article, is the Fast Company logo. At the bottom, on top of the main subject of the background photo, is an image of the quoted woman to the right of her name (Laura Safer Espinoza) and position (Fair Food Program Senior Advisor and Founding Executive Director of the Fair Food Standards Council).](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:p4utayncsoofigtd3fah6wwu/bafkreidxzmh7m5jhqkea7wlvismzfo4sas64h4giaxc7fitzfmzedl7ceu)
