Colorado Code
Part 1 - General Provisions
§ 8-2-124. Electronic Verification Program - Availability - Notice to Employers - Definitions
















As with all current employee verification programs, the e-verify program is not one hundred percent accurate, and an employee has recourse available if the employee is legally documented to work in the United States but the employer receives a final notice of nonconfirmation of work eligibility regarding the employee through the e-verify program.
It is unlawful for an employer to:
Hire, recruit, or refer for a fee, for employment in the United States, an alien, knowing the alien is an unauthorized alien; Hire, recruit, or refer for a fee, for employment in the United States, an individual without verifying the employment eligibility status of the individual through completion of the Employment Eligibility Verification Form I-9, or its successor form; Continue to employ an alien in the United States, knowing that the alien is or has become an unauthorized alien; or While using the e-verify program, refuse to hire, discharge, promote, or demote a person, harass a person during the course of employment, or discriminate against a person in matters of compensation, on the basis of the person's disability, race, creed, color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, age, national origin, or ancestry, pursuant to section 24-34-402, C.R.S. For more specific information regarding the e-verify program and its requirements and use, employers should consult 8 U.S.C. sec. 1324a.
Source: L. 2008: Entire section added, p. 894, § 1, effective August 5.

Structure Colorado Code

Colorado Code

Title 8 - Labor and Industry

Article 2 - Labor Relations, Generally

Part 1 - General Provisions

§ 8-2-101. Combination of Employees for Peaceable Objects Lawful

§ 8-2-102. Coercion of Employees Unlawful

§ 8-2-103. Penalty for Coercing Employees

§ 8-2-103. Penalty for Coercing Employees

§ 8-2-104. Obtaining Workmen by Misrepresentation Unlawful

§ 8-2-105. Penalty

§ 8-2-105. Penalty

§ 8-2-106. Armed Guards - When Lawful

§ 8-2-107. Workman Engaged by False Representations to Recover Damages

§ 8-2-108. Unlawful for Employer to Prevent Employees Participating in Politics

§ 8-2-109. Rights of Person Charged With Contempt

§ 8-2-110. Unlawful to Publish Blacklist

§ 8-2-111. Penalty for Blacklisting

§ 8-2-111. Penalty for Blacklisting

§ 8-2-111.5. Certain Employment References - Exception to Blacklisting Prohibition

§ 8-2-111.6. Health-Care Employers - Immunity From Civil Liability - Requirements - Exception to Blacklisting Prohibition - Legislative Declaration

§ 8-2-111.7. Employees Working With Persons With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities - Immunity From Civil Liability - Requirements - Exception to Blacklisting Prohibition - Legislative Declaration - Definitions

§ 8-2-112. Unlawful to Publish Notice of Boycott

§ 8-2-112. Unlawful to Publish Notice of Boycott

§ 8-2-113. Unlawful to Intimidate Worker - Agreement Not to Compete

§ 8-2-114. Immunity From Civil Liability for Employer Disclosing Information - Employer Shall Not Maintain Blacklist - Credit Lists Excepted

§ 8-2-115. Violation of Sections - Misdemeanor - Repeal

§ 8-2-118. Cost of Medical Examination - Employer and Employee Defined

§ 8-2-119. Awards of Back Pay - Deduction of Unemployment Compensation

§ 8-2-120. Residency Requirements Prohibited for Public Employment - Legislative Declaration - Definitions

§ 8-2-122. Employment Verification Requirements - Audits - Fine for Fraudulent Documents - Cash Fund Created - Definitions

§ 8-2-123. Health-Care Workers - Retaliation Prohibited - Definitions

§ 8-2-124. Electronic Verification Program - Availability - Notice to Employers - Definitions

§ 8-2-125. Identification of Workers Engaged in Off-Site Work - Permissible Forms of Identification - Exceptions - Definitions

§ 8-2-126. Employer Use of Consumer Credit Information - Violation - Short Title - Definitions

§ 8-2-127. Prohibitions of Employer - Requiring Access to Personal Electronic Communication Devices - Definitions - Rules

§ 8-2-128. Prohibitions of Employer - Requiring Social Security Number - Exceptions

§ 8-2-129. Access to Personnel Files and Records - Definitions - Exemptions

§ 8-2-130. Criminal History - Limits on Advertisements and Applications - Exceptions - Enforcement - Rules - Short Title - Definitions