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8/1/2011
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documentation or invoices for moving expenses. Moving expenses are generally not <br />considered to be taxable income to the employee; however, this should be verified on a <br />case -by -case basis by contacting Payroll staff. <br />If employees, whose moving expenses have been paid by the City, resign or are <br />terminated within one year of appointment, they will be required to reimburse the City <br />through a payroll deduction. <br />1 -9 Form <br />The 1 -9 form documents an individual's identity and their authorization to work in the <br />United States. This form is required by the US Department of Homeland Security for all <br />employees hired after November 7, 1986. dll <br />The employee must accurately complete the first section, d "' efore the first day of <br />employment. It is the employer's responsibility that section n 1 I) r� mpleted timely and <br />properly. 1111. IIIIIIIiIII ,. <br />The employee must provide a valid, original d'bc W. t'6r documents that "establish <br />identification and authorization to work in the United' fafes "i three business days <br />from the first date of employment. The employer will not,specify"vabich document(s) the <br />employee should provide and will not- accept any expiredciocuments. Complete <br />instructions and a list of acceptable °do`ciarrents are Drovided°on the 1 -9 form. <br />When the employee presents1heirM 4plid, original document(s) required for the 1 -9 form, <br />only a trained 1 -9 administrator will t ) ghly examine the document(s) and accurately <br />complete section two of the I -9 form. ition, the administrator will attach a <br />photocopy of both the front and back of t� c to the I -9 form. Documents <br />should appear to,, lIlIe genuine and to relate t e individual. <br />New employees w ''I11 1 1 ll III ied employment due to a future expiration date of any <br />document(s) provid I I ent authorization end date, provided in section <br />"A" by the new empl{+e .dlll as a date, an employee may not work or be paid past <br />this date unless eligibl*tyfor employment can be recertified. This excludes a U. S. <br />passport or passport card, an Alien Registration Receipt Card /Permanent Resident <br />(form 1 -551) or a List B document that has expired. It is the responsibility of the <br />employee to obtain an etctension of their employment authorization. If the employment <br />authorization is not extended, the employee will be terminated. Contact Human <br />Resources for assistance with employees who have temporary authorization to work in <br />the United States. <br />Section three of the 1 -9 form will be used for re- verification of extended employment <br />authorizations, and for name changes. When completing section three, the 1 -9 <br />administrator will again thoroughly examine the document provided and attach a front <br />and back copy to the 1 -9. <br />l <br />
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