Employer Compliance

Build a Secure Workforce With The Ultimate Compliance Power
Employer compliance is a critical component of every successful business. However, this compliance comes with a complex web of laws, regulations, and standards shaping the employer-employee relationship. Businesses of all sizes often find themselves juggling the need to stay compliant with their operational goals and growth aspirations.
At the Law Offices of Mary Kennedy, we’re passionate about helping businesses like yours untangle the intricacies of immigration laws and regulations. Our customized solutions empower you to meet compliance requirements confidently, allowing you to focus on what you do best—growing your business. With us by your side, you can rest easy knowing that your workforce remains secure and fully compliant, protecting you from potential risks, fines, and legal headaches.
Let’s work together to create a thriving, law-abiding environment for your team!
Our Employer Compliance Services For Organizations

I-9 Compliance
DOL Audit Preparation
Employee Compliance: Key Criteria
Accurate I-9 Form Completion
Audits & Record Maintenance
E-Verify Compliance
Proper Wage & Hour Documentation
Non-Discriminate Hiring Practices
Audit Readiness & Documentation
Stay On the Safe Side Of the Law
Understanding More About Employer Compliance
What happens during a Department of Labor audit?
During a DOL audit, government officials and auditors will:
- Review wage and hour documentation, employment verification forms, and other records.
- Assess your labor law compliance.
Having organized records and being audit-ready helps avoid fines and disruptions to your business.
Should I use E-Verify for all employees?
E-Verify is not necessary for all employees. However, it is mandatory for some federal contractors and employers from certain states. Kindly contact our lawyers to know if E-Verify pertains to your business. We can also help you with the enrollment and compliance process.
For how long should I retain the I-9 forms for employees?
Kindly retain the I-9 forms for either duration:
- Three years after the employee’s hire date
- One year after the completion of the employment
You can choose whichever is later. Proper 1-9 retention is critical to ensure compliance during audits and inspections.