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E-Verify has been around for over a quarter of a century. It has evolved over time from a remote possibility, to a reality for public (government-related) employers, and now a mandate in many states for private employers. Florida is the latest state to mandate E-Verify for all employers with 25 or more employees, while Pennsylvania requires it for certain construction industry employers and their subcontractors. With E-Verify as a new requirement - or one that is on the horizon - what does this mean for an employer's hiring process? Join us June 8 at 11 a.m. for our monthly compliance webinar, where we will discuss the requirements of E-Verify, the necessary hiring processes, and penalties for employers. In addition, we will cover state requirements and pending state regulation in this area. Finally, we will work through the processing for addressing a "tentative" or "final nonconfirmation."