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Colorado Repeals Employment Attestation Law

Careen Shannon

Immigrants’ Rights Advocate | Retired Law Firm Partner | Experienced Nonprofit Board Member | Published Author | Documentary Film Executive Producer | Former Adjunct Law Professor

发布日期: 2016年6月21日

Colorado has repealed its decade-old law requiring all employers to complete a state-specific employment eligibility verification attestation for all employees. The new law is effective on August 20, 2016. But what is the impact on separate legislation that requires state contractors to use either E-Verify or the soon defunct state attestation program?

Learn more by reading my blog post on the Fragomen website: https://lnkd.in/b7hW68S

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Colorado Repeals Employment Attestation Law

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