Long Beach does not mandate E-Verify for private employers. California restricts mandatory E-Verify outside federal contractors, leaving the program voluntary for most Long Beach businesses.
California Labor Code section 2814 generally prohibits state or local governments from compelling employers to use the federal E-Verify electronic employment verification system, except where required by federal law or as a condition of receiving federal funds. Long Beach has not adopted a local E-Verify mandate, and the city does not require contractors to participate beyond federal requirements. Federal contractors must still comply with the federal acquisition regulation E-Verify clause. Misuse of E-Verify against existing workers, or relying on tentative non-confirmations to fire employees, may also violate California immigration-status discrimination protections.
Compelling E-Verify outside federal mandates can yield civil penalties up to $10,000 per violation under Labor Code 2814 plus discrimination liability through the Civil Rights Department.
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