The Labor Question

While it is hopeful that DHS will change the proposed regulation to soften the new suggested steps for employers to take upon receipt of nomatch letters, agricultural employers are further reminded that virtually every current immigration-law reform bill now pending in Congress contains a requiremen...

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Published inFlorida Grower Vol. 99; no. 12; p. 12
Main Author Stefany, David
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Willoughby AgNet Media 01.12.2006
Subjects
Documentation
Employers
Employment
Farmworkers
Immigration policy
Labor law
Liability
Litigation
National security
Regulation
Social security numbers
United States > US
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Summary:While it is hopeful that DHS will change the proposed regulation to soften the new suggested steps for employers to take upon receipt of nomatch letters, agricultural employers are further reminded that virtually every current immigration-law reform bill now pending in Congress contains a requirement that employers verify employment eligibility of their applicants by confirming the validity of certain employment documents, such as social security numbers.
ISSN:1531-2356