Federal prosecutors to drop immigration charges if SC poultry plant fixes hiring practices By MEG KINNARD Associated Press Writer COLUMBIA, S.C. November 3, 2009 (AP) The Associated Press Post a Comment Federal prosecutors are... [read full story]
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The $1.5 million settlement announced this week between prosecutors and a major Carolinas poultry producer may well teach the company a needed lesson - but isn't there a bigger problem? The deal lets two indicted managers at...
House of Raeford Farms must pay a $1.5 million fine and overhaul its hiring practices under an agreement that will allow a subsidiary to avoid prosecution on federal immigration charges. The deal will also let two indicted...
House of Raeford Farms must pay a $1.5 million fine and overhaul its hiring practices under an agreement that will allow a subsidiary to avoid prosecution on federal immigration charges. The deal will also let two indicted...
fordonez@charlotteobserver.com House of Raeford Farms must pay a $1.5 million fine and overhaul its hiring practices under an agreement that will allow a subsidiary to avoid prosecution on federal immigration charges.
This article from today's Baltimore Sun discusses a settlement between Federal Prosecutors and House of Raeford Farms. Raeford Farms was raided a few months back, and subsequently fined 1.5 million dollars for hiring...
Columbia Farms changing hiring practices after settling immigration violations Columbia Farms will pay a $1.5 million fine and will be required to change its hiring practices under an agreement that will allow it to avoid a...
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – House of Raeford Farms must pay a $1.5 million fine and overhaul its hiring practices under an agreement that will allow a subsidiary to avoid prosecution on federal immigration charges. The deal will also let...
US - Columbia Farms Inc. has reached agreement on hiring practices. This follows raids by federal agents last year and allegations of the hiring of illegal immigrants. Columbia Farms, Inc. has announced that it has reached a...
By MEG KINNARD , Associated Press Minnesota business by the numbers See Minnesota's top earning companies, CEOs and non-profits COLUMBIA, S.C. - A South Carolina poultry plant raided by immigration agents last year has agreed...
A South Carolina poultry plant raided by immigration agents last year has agreed to change its hiring practices under supervision to avoid federal charges of knowingly employing illegal immigrants, federal prosecutors said...
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