Sentence examples for worker documents from inspiring English sources

Her blog, I was a public sector worker, documents her experiences since being made redundant in September.

Mr. Malecot's case points up one of the complexities of hiring immigrants: A federal law requires businesses to submit worker documents that "on their face reasonably appear to be genuine," the law says.

Town officials had hoped to limit the center to legal residents by checking workers' documents.

The law will force all city employers to check workers' documents with E-Verify, a federal database.

If workers' documents cannot be verified, employers would be required to fire them or risk up to $10,000 in fines for knowingly hiring illegal immigrants.

Citing government estimates of high error rates in a pilot program that checks workers' documents, the chamber issued an internal document estimating that if some current plans were adopted, such a program could cost $11.7 billion for government, employees and workers.

Domestic workers' organisations, and the new HK Helpers campaign supporting them, are seeking to end abuses by agencies who charge fees of as much as HKD$21,000 £1,6200) and confiscate workers' documents.

A city councilman proposed the ordinance in 2008, demanding that the city should evaluate the legal status of all renters and force businesses to check workers' documents with a federal database, E-Verify.

States have passed overly punitive laws to revoke the licenses of businesses caught hiring the undocumented and to force employers to participate in E-Verify, the deeply flawed federal system for checking workers' documents.

The Bush administration proposed rules for employers to follow when workers' documents did not match, but a federal court halted the effort and the Obama administration decided to abandon it.

Typically, a pair of officials — one from the county's Department of Labor and one from the Department of Public Works — has been sent to a construction site to see who is working and get a list of employees from the foreman, then to check workers' documents at the contractors' main offices.