Agricultural employers have agreed that this is a necessary part of the new act and support this clarification. The proposed bill makes three other changes which are significant. The bill distinguishes between true migrant workers. who travel from State to State in search of work. and seasonal farmworkers who work in the area around their home. but who are not required to be away from home overnight. This distinction is important because "dayhaul" workers will be covered under the new definition of seasonal agricultural workers. "Dayhauls." like seasonal workers work the area around their home. but they may be only occasional workers. picked up at an agreed point in a city or town and returned to that same point each night. The DOL feel that coverage of these workers is essential to this bill irrespective of whether those workers are living away from home because DOL has found "dayhaul" workers highly vulnerable individuals who can easily be subject to abuse.