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10 Things to Remember for I-9 Form Completion

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Overview
This training will focus on the importance of I-9 compliance for small businesses. The training will introduce the I-9 forms, importance of filling out the forms correctly, retention process and proactive I-9 audits. We will also discuss common mistakes and how to correct.
Why should you attend this webinar?
This webinar will:
  • Form I-9
  • Legal Information
  • Importance of Mistake Proof Forms
  • Retention Process
  • Proactive Audits
  • Common Mistakes
  • Correcting Mistakes
  • Why it is important for your business
  • Impact and cost for an organization
  • Upcoming or potential changes.
Areas Covered in the Session:
  • Form I-9
  • Completing
  • Retention Period
  • Helpful Links
  • Common Mistakes
  • Legal Issues
  • Auditing Forms
  • Communication
  • Why it is important
  • Relevance to your organization
Who can Benefit:
  • Human Resources Professionals
  • Small Business Owners
  • Non-Profit Administrators
  • General Managers
  • Office Managers
  • Payroll Professionals
  • Lawmakers
  • Attorneys
  • Accounting Professionals
  • Consultants
  • Labor Unions
  • Professors, Instructors and Trainers
Visit:https://www.compliancekey.us/webinarDetails?industryId=3&webinarid=1238&speakerid=171


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