New Jersey § 34:8a-10

§ 34:8a-10.

It shall be unlawful for any crew leader to terminate, suspend, demote, transfer,

or take adverse action against any past, present or prospective seasonal farm worker

in retaliation for the exercise by such seasonal farm worker of any right secured

under the laws and regulations of the State or Federal Government. A rebuttable presumption that an action is retaliatory shall arise from any termination,

suspension, demotion or taking of adverse action on the part of the crew leader which

action occurs within a period of 60 days following any act by a seasonal farm worker

to exercise any right secured under the provisions of this act or under the laws and

regulations of the State or any agency or political subdivision thereof which establish

the rights of persons engaged in farm labor or which establish duties of employers

of persons engaged in farm labor. Any person aggrieved hereunder may maintain a civil action against the crew leader. Any crew leader found to have violated this act shall be liable to such person aggrieved

for full reinstatement and for back wages accumulated during the period of such unlawful

retaliation and to exemplary damages in treble the amount of back wages found due,

and for costs and attorney's fees.