According to ESG (www.esghr.com), which has an office in Loveland, this executive order, signed by the former President Bush, requires all federal contractors with contracts of $100,000 or more to use an electronic verification system, defined by the department of Homeland Security as the E-verify system, for all employees working on the contract (new hires and current employees alike). The same requirement is placed on all subcontractors of these contracts that are receiving $3,000 or more.This executive order was originally slated to be effective January 15, 2009, but has been delayed several times. The latest of these delays was announced recently and will postpone the effective date until June 30, 2009. Please contact ESG if you would like additional information about this order and its requirements -- www.esghr.com.
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