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1099 Risk Blog
August 2008
August, 21 2008
The latest legal update on E-Verify compliance for government contractors is now available. Jointly produced by Michael Best & Friedrich LLP and MBO, E-Verify Requirements for Contractors offers a groundbreaking preview of the shape of new regulations to come. In June, Bush signed an Executive Order mandating E-Verify I-9 checks for persons working on government contracts -- both new and existing workers. E-Verify raises sticky issues when it comes to sub-contractors, small vendors, and independent consultants performing work for federal contractors. Even more attention-getting is the risk of getting it wrong -- failure to comply can lead to penalties ranging from fines to debarment from federal contracting. As was revealed at our briefing on Friday, your E-Verify program is only as good as your contractor classification. If you're exposed to contractor reclassification risk, then for every misclassified contractor, you have a de facto employee working on a government contract who you have not E-Verified. But don't take my word for it -- check out the paper, run your own research, and send our your comments and feedback.
Stay tuned for the most up to date info regarding E-Verify. The comment period is closed, and detailed instruction is expected to be released as soon as November.
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E-Verify, Papers
August, 14 2008
MBO to host executive briefing with leading contractor risk attorney Eric Rumbaugh from Michael Best LLP on E-Verify for Contractors this Friday August 15th. The meeting is now fully booked. To get on the waiting list or receive a copy of the White Paper, please contact us.
E-Verify is an online system that allows employers to check the work status of new hires by comparing information from an employee's Form I-9 against Social Security Administration and Department of Homeland Security databases. Although initially a voluntary program, as a result of a Presidential Executive Order signed in June, all federal contractors will be required to use the system.
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E-Verify, Events
August, 13 2008
MBO Partners has been announced as one of four sponsors -- along with Booz Allen Hamilton, IBM, and Vangent -- for the first annual HCI Government Talent Forum. The conference will take place on September 17th, 2008 and will provide strategic thought leadership in human capital management for government agencies. Keynote speakers at the event include Paul Light, NYU Professor of Public Policy, and Congressman James Moran, 8th Congressional District of Virginia.
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Recent NewsMBO Partners Appoints Jay Lash VP of Market Strategies
March 1, 2010 -- MBO Partners appointed Jay Lash as VP of Market Strategies. Lash, formerly with Allegis Group Services, brings over 25 years of experience in contingent workforce management, VMS, MSP, and human capital solutions, and will be focused on building strategic partnerships to make it easier for independent contractors and companies to work together in a business climate of increasingly stringent compliance.
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Visit the newsroom > New ResearchContingent Labor Strategies for 2010 and Beyond
This research from Aberdeen benchmarks performance of 200 companies with respect to contingent workforce management. The study found the risks of contingent labor, particularly independent contractors, must be mitigated, while delivering performance across areas like time, cost, and compliance with labor policies and employment law.
See all white papers > Download White PaperE-Verify Requirements for Contractors
Jointly produced by Michael Best & Friedrich LLP and MBO Partners, this paper offers a groundbreaking overview of the legal ramifications and risks for federal contractors required to use E-Verify, with particular attention to how the new regulations apply to independent consultants, independent contractors, small vendors, and other sub-contractors. Get the paper here!
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