While employers battle confusing and ever changing COVID-19 shutdown orders, monitor employee health and pandemic-related conduct and try to keep their businesses afloat, U.S. immigration authorities continue to conduct worksite enforcement actions including I-9 audits; immigration-related discrimination investigations; and H, L and F visa site visit checks. Audits can result in civil fines, back-pay awards, disgorgement of profits and revocation of visa application approvals. In this one hour webinar, attorneys will learn I-9 compliance and immigration-related discrimination basics, best practices for site visits and how attorneys can assist employers in responding to I-9 audits, and immigration-related discrimination investigations.
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