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Employment Verification and Workforce Compliance
A new Employbridge whitepaper outlines the benefits of using E-Verify. It also explains why employers can be charged with employment violations even if a staffing company directly employs the workers.
23
U.S. states require at least some employers to use E-Verify
$281
to $2,789 per form is the range of penalties for Form I-9 paperwork violations
$27,894
per unlawful worker is the maximum penalty for three of more violations in hiring or employing unlawful workers
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