Worker rights for those with DACA [Justice Dept.]

http://www.justice.gov/crt/about/osc...CA_English.pdf

Thanks, Ianus.

I wonder, though... the regulations say that employers cannot reject work authorization documents with a future date but... can they retract an offer of employment after they realize the applicant has a work permit expiring... say, next year?

Awesome good find.

Wow!

This outta answer a lot of questions for soon to be employees!

Guys, anyone that works in a science field. I was told by the project manager from national institute of health that my professor could not pay me is anyone on this situation?

Can you explain your situation ? Make a topic explaning what's going on

Oh sorry.
PhD students usually get paid by professors from NIH grant.
When I got DACA and employment authorization my professor tried to add me to payroll but the project manager from NIH told her basically that DACA was nothing and she could not add me.
I wanted to know if this applied here or if anybody had a similar situation.

Private school or public? what kind of form did you submit? Because its payroll here, DACA is more than enough. You are lawfully equip to work anywhere which does not require a USC status

I remember when I was in graduate school certain grants required the person to be a green card holder or US citizen. The professor had a hard time finding someone to work on the project because there were so many international students in the program. Since this is an NIH grant that might be the reason.

Well this one is an R01 it has no requirements for greencard/citizenship since the majority of the lab is international and they get paid.
I'm not sure that is why I was asking if anyone was in the same situation