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    Strike forces Halos grower to roll back farmworker pay cut

    by Geoffrey Mohan, Los Angeles Times Jan 15, 2019 2 minutes

    A four-day walkout by 1,800 farmworkers who pick Halo mandarins has forced Wonderful Co. to restore a pay cut.

    Other job issues were left unresolved, though the nonunionized contract workers chose to return to picking the palm-sized fruit popular in school lunches.

    The United Farm Workers of America, which supported the walkout, said the company has not engaged in formal talks with the workers,

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