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MN SF691
Bill
Status
1/27/2025
Primary Sponsor
Jordan Rasmusson
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AI Summary
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Prohibits Minnesota employers from knowingly employing individuals who lack federal authorization to work in the United States
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Applies to all employers with one or more employees in Minnesota, including the state and political subdivisions, but excludes independent contractors
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Commissioner of Labor and Industry must investigate suspected violations and order termination of unauthorized employees, with mandatory suspension of all employer licenses for up to 14 business days
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Penalties range from $1,000 to $10,000 per violation, with severity based on prior misconduct, violation duration, and number of unauthorized individuals employed
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Employers using E-Verify to check employment authorization receive a rebuttable presumption they did not knowingly violate the law
Legislative Description
Employment of unauthorized individuals prohibition provision
Last Action
Referred to Labor
1/27/2025