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$1.5M settlement in NC immigration case

Posted by: Gina Giambalvo
November 09, 2009
Topic: Employment Verification / I-9 News

According to Greenville News, Nov. 4, 2009, "A Greenville poultry plant raided by immigration agents last year has agreed to change its employment practices to avoid federal charges of knowingly hiring undocumented workers, U.S. Attorney Walt Wilkins said Tuesday. Under the agreement filed in U.S. District Court in Greenville, Columbia Farms Inc. also will pay the government $1.5 million to settle all criminal, civil or administrative claims that are pending or could be brought against the company as a result of a federal investigation."

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