Florida Public Contractors Required to Use E-Verify

January 6, 2011 | In the News

Florida joins the growing number of states that now require employers to enroll in E-Verify to verify the employment eligibility of their new hires. Our service satisfies the requirements of the new Florida E-Verify law.

Your company can enroll in our program and be in full compliance with the Florida law in just a couple of hours. There are no setup fees and no monthly fees– enrollment costs you nothing until you hire someone. Even, then your cost is as low as $5.95 !

[O]n Tuesday, [Florida Governor] Rick Scott signed several executive orders, including Executive Order 11-02, which will require state agencies to use E-Verify for all current and prospective agency employees.  Perhaps more importantly for our readers, the Executive Order also requires all employers who are state contractors to use E-Verify to check the work eligibility status of anyone employed in Florida during the contract term, and anyone (including subcontractors) hired to perform work pursuant to the state contract.

Florida Governor Rick Scott Signs Executive Order Requiring E-Verify : Southwest Florida HR Law & Solutions

MURRIETA Council Requires E-Verify for Businesses

December 9, 2010 | In the News

The southern California city of 110,000 joins the Riverside County cities of Temecula, Lake Elsinore and Menifee to require that businesses enroll in E-Verify or risk losing their business license.

The measure was approved unanimously. The council all but agreed to the ordinance during a previous meeting, but held off on a vote over some technical concerns.

The law makes the use of E-Verify mandatory to get a Murrieta business license. It calls for code enforcement officers to check out any allegations of noncompliance.

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