November 19, 2008 6:06 PM
- Text
Immigration Tracker Releases Software to Aid Employee Verification
(MoneyWatch) With the new requirement that any company being awarded a defense contract worth over $100,000 verify that no illegal aliens are working on the contract as discussed here, Immigration Tracker has released software called Tracker I-9. This software will be able to take the data from Form I-9 and interact with the existing E-Verify system set up by Homeland Security. See MarketWatch.com for the press release.
Previously some states had required use of E-Verify which had been purely voluntary for Federal contracts. Now with the expansion of the requirement to use it to most defense contracts awarded starting on 1 January 2009; there is a market for systems to make the process easier. The Tracker I-9 software will hopefully expedite and limit errors in the process as a delay in meeting this requirement may delay execution of the contract.
Previously some states had required use of E-Verify which had been purely voluntary for Federal contracts. Now with the expansion of the requirement to use it to most defense contracts awarded starting on 1 January 2009; there is a market for systems to make the process easier. The Tracker I-9 software will hopefully expedite and limit errors in the process as a delay in meeting this requirement may delay execution of the contract.
Latest Now in MoneyWatch
- Big banks, gov't officials strike $25B deal
- LinkedIn swings back to profit
- LinkedIn doubles revenue, beats growth estimates
- Kodak to stop making digital cameras, frames
- Market cap, schmarket cap, Apple still gets no respect
- Philip Morris Int'l income up nearly 8 percent
- Survey: Small biz plans big hires in 2012
- Freddie Mac: Mortgages inch higher but stay low
- Will the European debt crisis sink Obama's re-election?
- Banks in $25B deal to settle foreclosure abuses
- Joe Coffee: Scaling up without selling your soul
- Greek agreement accomplishes nothing
- 401K plans: New rules make costs clearer
- Are women leaders selling themselves short?
- Ask the Experts: New 401(k) rules
- Mortgage lenders strike a deal
- $25B foreclosure-abuse settlement reached
Latest CBS News Headlines
on Facebook
on CBS News
- Pebble Beach: Johnson in 3-way tie; Tiger strong
- New Mom Fear
- Alcatel-Lucent returns to profit in 2011
- Afghan private security handover looking messy
on Facebook
- Adele opens up about vocal cord surgery
- Tenn. father charged with murdering couple who"unfriended" daughter on Facebook
- Mo. teen gets life in prison for murder of 9-year-old girl
on CBS News






