Ford & Harrison: California Employers Are No Longer Subject to State or Local E-Verify Requirements | Practical Law

Ford & Harrison: California Employers Are No Longer Subject to State or Local E-Verify Requirements | Practical Law

This Ford & Harrison, LLP memorandum covers California's recent enaction of The Employment Acceleration Act of 2011. The new law prohibits California state and local governments from requiring employers to use the federal E-Verify program to check the employment eligibility of new employees. Despite the new law, California employers must continue to comply with the federal Employment Eligibility Verification (form I-9) process as well as the federal E-Verify requirements for federal contractors. Employers are also free to use the E-Verify program voluntarily.

Ford & Harrison: California Employers Are No Longer Subject to State or Local E-Verify Requirements

Published on 12 Oct 2011California
This Ford & Harrison, LLP memorandum covers California's recent enaction of The Employment Acceleration Act of 2011. The new law prohibits California state and local governments from requiring employers to use the federal E-Verify program to check the employment eligibility of new employees. Despite the new law, California employers must continue to comply with the federal Employment Eligibility Verification (form I-9) process as well as the federal E-Verify requirements for federal contractors. Employers are also free to use the E-Verify program voluntarily.
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