Employment: agricultural workers.

California Assembly Bill 332 aimed to change certain labor regulations specifically for agricultural workers. The bill sought to amend existing laws in the Labor Code to improve conditions or protections for these workers. However, the bill ultimately did not pass.

Supporters of AB 332 believed it was a necessary step to enhance the rights and protections of agricultural workers in California. They argued that the bill would help ensure fair treatment and better working conditions for a vital workforce that contributes significantly to the state's economy.

Critics of AB 332 contended that the proposed changes could impose unnecessary burdens on agricultural employers. They argued that the bill might lead to increased costs and regulations that could harm the agricultural industry, potentially affecting jobs and productivity.