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HR directors fight firings after exposing illegal hiring at G. S. Construction

According to the complaint, Amy Weaver was hired as the first human resources director for G. S. Construction, Inc. in March 2023. She alleges she discovered that many employees could not be established as lawfully present or entitled to work in the United States. Weaver claims she found fake social security cards, handwritten social security numbers, and fake permanent resident cards, which she believed indicated the company was assisting employees in committing identity fraud.
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