The phrase "employment verification" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the process of verifying or confirming a person's employment status, typically for the purpose of background checks or loan approvals. An example of its use in a sentence is: "The company requires a letter of employment verification from your current employer as part of the application process."
The US Citizenship and Immigration Service Employer's Handbook provides detailed instructions for employers on the employment verification process.
Besides border security, ending illegal immigration will also require an effective employment verification system that holds employers accountable for hiring illegal workers.
Worksite enforcement The legislation would require employers to use an electronic employment verification system that would distinguish between legal and illegal workers.
Moreover, while E-Verify was supposed to protect employers from prosecution by making employment verification easier, it has failed at this as well.
Note: some employers require a Social Security Number for employment verification.
It also includes billions of dollars in funding for drone aircraft, an electronic employment verification system and long-range heat sensing cameras.
They wanted to require every business receiving that money to use an error-plagued employment-verification system, E-Verify.
The bill includes a vast expansion of the employment-verification system, whose implications for privacy and workers' rights the country has yet to fully grasp or debate.
- Our proposal will create an effective employment verification system which prevents identity theft and ends the hiring of future unauthorized workers.
Immigration reform is always tricky, but employment verification is where the details get demonic.
It seeks a national employment-verification system and the deployment of ever more border patrol officers — and more unmanned drones — to the southern border.
