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E-Verify
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ImmigrationProf Blog
Colorado Kills E-verify Bill
Colorado senators on Monday killed a bill that would have required employers to participate in a federal electronic-verification program to confirm the citizenship or immigration status of new hires. Senate…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Expanding E-Verify Would Hurt Economic Stimulus
From the Immigration Policy Center:Efforts by anti-immigrant groups to persuade Congress to expand the "E-Verify" program as part of the economic stimulus bill would hinder, not help, the U.S. economy's…
Pennsylvania Labor & Employment Blog
Mandatory use of E-Verify for Government Contractors delayed again to May 21, 2009
The Chamber of Commerce reports another delay in the implementation of Federal Acquisition Regulations that require mandatory use of the E-verify system by government contractors. An agreement was reached in the…
Connecticut Employment Law Blog
Quick Takes on a Snow Day: EFCA, Lilly Ledbetter, Girl Scout Cookies, E-Verify, Twitter in Workplace
Another snow day. The winter continues its white deliverance. But in the meantime, the employment law world never stops. Here are some items to keep you up to speed on…
World of Employment
Time Out for E-Verify: Mandatory Use Rule Suspended Until February 20
Federal contractors take note: the rule requring mandatory use of the E-Verify system has been suspended until at least February 20, 2009. As previously reported in the Stoel Rives World of Employment,…
ImmigrationProf Blog
E-Verify Mandate for Federal Contractors Delayed
Facing a lawsuit by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other industry groups, the government pushes back from Jan. 15 to Feb. 20 the original compliance date that federal contractors…
Federal Construction Contracting Blog
Government Postpones E-Verify Requirement
The Department of Homeland Security has postponed the start date of the E-verify requirement (please see our earlier article). The new rule will go into effect no earlier than Friday February…
ImmigrationProf Blog
FAR E-Verify Rule Delayed
Jeanne Butterfield, Executive Director of the American Immigration Lawyers has told its members that the January 15, 2009 effective date for the FAR E-Verify Rule for Federal Contractors and subcontractors…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Legal News – LexBlogosphere: 1/7/09
A lot of different topics covered in today's best posts from LexBlog blogs. The best of the best include posts from the always-insightful Max Kennerly and an entry by Dennis…
World of Employment
Business Groups Sue to Block E-Verify Rule
The Society for Human Resource Management, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and three other groups filed a lawsuit late last month challenging the legality of an executive order that requires federal…