The I-9 Three-Business-Day Rule for Nontraditional Schedules

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USCIS guidance on the I-9 three business day rule covers standard and seven-day operations, but leaves an open gap for employers whose HR function runs Monday through Friday while operations run every day. This piece breaks down the rule and the gap.

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