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Luncheon Focusing on Immigration Law

By admin on May 10, 2011 in Business Calendar

May 26 Employers and investors will learn from Chris Brejle. He is past president of the Immigration Section of the State Bar of Arizona and a past chairperson of the Arizona Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. Brejle will cover topics including:

Basic business and employment immigration concepts and terminology
Overview of the most common employment and investor visa categories
I-9 Employment Verification best practices
E-Verify, “Self-Check,” and the new federal contractor rule
Update on Legal Arizona Workers Act (LAWA)
Key provisions of the new Arizona Immigration Law “SB 1070”

The free lunch seminar will be held from 11:30-1:00 at NACET, 2225 E. Gemini Dr. People should register by calling 928) 213-9234

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