work authorization
Legal job approval
Work authorization is official permission to be employed in a particular country, typically granted by a government agency to foreign nationals.
In the United States, this encompasses various documents and statuses—green cards, employment authorization documents (EADs), and certain visa categories—that legally permit someone to work.
Employers verify work authorization through Form I-9, which requires proof of both identity and employment eligibility.
Her work authorization expires next month, so she's filing for renewal.
- work permitOfficial employment eligibility document
- employment eligibilityQualification to be hired
- employment lawStatutes governing workplace relations
- employersThose who hire staff
- visaTravel authorization stamp
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