White Paper
End of Section 2 Remote Verification Flexibilities
This White Paper discusses the general requirement that identity and employment authorization documents be physically examined in-person, and DHS-ICE's temporary relaxation of that requirement due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It also provides general recommendations on what steps need to be taken when the flexibility ends, which could be as soon as December 31, 2021.
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LEGISLATIVE ALERT
AUGUST 16, 2021
Enacted Legislation
Connecticut
Maine
Puerto Rico
Rhode Island
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AUGUST 2, 2021
Enacted Legislation
Connecticut
Court Opinions
U.S. District Court District of New Jersey
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NEWS TO NOTE
INDUSTRY NEWS
• ICE Announces Further Extension of Form I-9 Compliance Flexibilities to December 31, 2021
• Restaurant Executives and Management Accused of Employing Undocumented Workers
• Illinois Amends Equal Pay Act
• Enforcement of E-Verify Standards
• Pennsylvania Appeals Court Determines State's Medical Marijuana Act Includes a Private Right of Action for Employees
• 8/23 Update: New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission Issues Guidance Related to Decriminalization Law
• 8/19 Update: California Court of Appeal Recently Rules that Date of Birth and Driver's License Number Cannot Be Used as Data to Identify a Criminal Defendant in Public Records
• Department of Justice Settles with Nursing Home and Management Company to Resolve Document Abuse Claim
• Report on Current Industry Challenges and Service Levels
• Illinois Makes Discrimination and Immigration Practices Based on Work Authorization Status a Civil Rights Violation
• Court Dismisses Disability Discrimination Lawsuit
• Got the Green Light: New Puerto Rico Law Expands Employment Protections for Registered and Licensed Medical Cannabis Patients
• Maine Legislative Update: Back to Work Incentives, Ban the Box, Tip Minimum, and Other Developments Affecting Employers
• Rhode Island Enacts Comprehensive Pay Equity Law
• Connecticut Limits Inquiries into Prospective Employees' Ages
• U.S. Department of Transportation to Release Revised Federal Drug Testing Form Effective September 1, 2021
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COMPANY NEWS
• Hurricane Ida May Cause Delays in Louisiana Courts on Monday, 8/30
• Update to Los Angeles, California Court Processes May Cause Delays
• 8/25 Update: India Lockdowns and Delays Continue
• Expect Delays Processing Orders for Revised Federal Drug Testing Custody and Control (CCF) Forms
• 8/19 Update: India Lockdowns and Delays Continue
• Receiving a Call From the MRO - What Does It Mean?
• Delays Expected for Wexford County, Michigan Courts
• Afghanistan Searches Suspended Indefinitely
• 8/12 Update: Bangladesh Lifts Lockdown; Delays Still Anticipated
• 8/11 Update: India Lockdowns and Delays Continue
• Delays Expected for Philippines Searches Due to Lockdown on 8/6
• Fee Increase for National Practitioner Data Bank Searches Starting October 1, 2021
• 8/4 Update: India Lockdowns and Delays Continue
• Delays Expected for Delaware Court Searches
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