Authorization to Work and the I-9 Form” – Register Now!
Join us on January 8, 2025, for this informative webinar, which is part of our ongoing bi-monthly series designed to provide agricultural workforce professionals with actionable insights on workforce management, regulatory compliance, and best practices for fostering a positive farm business culture.
Webinar Details:
· Date: January 8, 2025
· Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM ET
· Topic: Authorization to Work and the I-9 Form
· Host: Richard Stup, Cornell Agricultural Workforce Development
· Guest Speaker: Attorney Michael Sciotti, Barclay Damon LLP
This session will focus on the I-9 Form and how agricultural employers can better navigate authorization to work in the face of anticipated increases in immigration enforcement. With evolving regulatory requirements, it’s crucial for employers to revisit their I-9 form processes, including how they complete, store, and maintain these critical documents.
Key takeaways include:
· Best practices for completing and storing I-9 forms in compliance with federal regulations.
· How to prepare your business to respond to audits or enforcement actions by immigration authorities.
· Tips for handling complex workforce situations that require expertise in immigration law.
Registration is required, and attendees are encouraged to submit questions in advance during the registration process. This is an invaluable opportunity for employers to get ahead of potential challenges and ensure they are fully prepared for any changes in immigration enforcement.
How to Register: Visit our registration page to sign up today!
Ag Workforce Central’s webinars are a must-attend for anyone managing agricultural labor, from farm owners to human resources professionals, and provide a unique opportunity to hear directly from Cornell University experts and industry leaders.
About Ag Workforce Central:
Ag Workforce Central, a Cornell University initiative, offers educational resources and expert insights aimed at improving the agricultural workforce. Our webinars, workshops, and materials are designed to help agricultural employers address key challenges such as regulatory compliance, workforce development, and creating positive workplace cultures. For more information, please visit https://agworkforce.cals.cornell.edu/ or contact agworkforces@cornell.edu
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