ࡱ> q` abjbjqPqP  ::[*% B 4 h$Dh< p "B 6x x Mf$m$h@ {KzMx x ?X$t x  x # Ӫx  +7:|<Q6!X64Ӫ 6 sqvz}sqsqsqysqsqsq Dj8\ 8   Regulatory Impact Analysis Employment Eligibility Verification (Federal Acquisition Regulation Case 2007-013) Notice of Proposed Rulemaking May 29, 2008 Contents  TOC \o "1-3" \h \z \u  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364618" Executive Summary  PAGEREF _Toc198364618 \h 7  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364620" Benefits Statement  PAGEREF _Toc198364620 \h 9  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364621" OMB Accounting Statement  PAGEREF _Toc198364621 \h 10  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364622" 1. Background  PAGEREF _Toc198364622 \h 11  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364623" Market Failure Addressed  PAGEREF _Toc198364623 \h 12  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364624" The Employment Eligibility Verification (E-Verify) Program  PAGEREF _Toc198364624 \h 13  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364625" 2. Population Estimates  PAGEREF _Toc198364625 \h 18  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364626" Affected Population  PAGEREF _Toc198364626 \h 18  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364627" Initial Year Company Population Estimate  PAGEREF _Toc198364627 \h 18  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364628" Recurring Year Company Population Estimate  PAGEREF _Toc198364628 \h 19  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364629" Initial Year Employee Population Estimates  PAGEREF _Toc198364629 \h 20  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364630" Recurring Year Employee Population Estimates  PAGEREF _Toc198364630 \h 25  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364631" 3. Cost Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364631 \h 28  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364632" Startup Costs  PAGEREF _Toc198364632 \h 28  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364633" Registration  PAGEREF _Toc198364633 \h 28  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364634" Memorandum of Understanding  PAGEREF _Toc198364634 \h 28  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364635" Implementation  PAGEREF _Toc198364635 \h 30  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364636" Designated Personnel Training  PAGEREF _Toc198364636 \h 30  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364637" Computer and Internet Costs  PAGEREF _Toc198364637 \h 31  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364638" Total Annual Startup and E-Verify User Training Costs  PAGEREF _Toc198364638 \h 32  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364639" Employee Verification  PAGEREF _Toc198364639 \h 33  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364640" Submission of Information  PAGEREF _Toc198364640 \h 33  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364641" SSA Tentative Nonconfirmation  PAGEREF _Toc198364641 \h 34  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364642" Employee Contests SSA Findings  PAGEREF _Toc198364642 \h 34  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364643" Resolution of the SSA Nonconfirmation  PAGEREF _Toc198364643 \h 35  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364644" Submission of Information to DHS  PAGEREF _Toc198364644 \h 36  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364645" Photo Screening Tool Process  PAGEREF _Toc198364645 \h 37  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364646" DHS Initial Verification  PAGEREF _Toc198364646 \h 37  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364647" DHS Second Stage Verification  PAGEREF _Toc198364647 \h 37  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364648" DHS Third Stage Verification  PAGEREF _Toc198364648 \h 38  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364649" Employee Contests DHS Findings  PAGEREF _Toc198364649 \h 38  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364650" Resolution of the DHS Nonconfirmation  PAGEREF _Toc198364650 \h 39  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364651" DHS Final Nonconfirmation  PAGEREF _Toc198364651 \h 39  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364652" Cost of Verifying Employees through E-VERIFY  PAGEREF _Toc198364652 \h 41  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364653" Employee Replacement (Turnover) Costs  PAGEREF _Toc198364653 \h 42  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364654" Employer & Employee Cost of Using the E-Verify System  PAGEREF _Toc198364654 \h 46  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364655" Government Costs  PAGEREF _Toc198364655 \h 47  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364656" Overall Costs  PAGEREF _Toc198364656 \h 47  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364657" 4. Benefits Statement  PAGEREF _Toc198364657 \h 50  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364658" 5. Analysis of Alternative  PAGEREF _Toc198364658 \h 50  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364659" 6. Small Entity Information  PAGEREF _Toc198364659 \h 54  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364660" Ten Employee Contractor  PAGEREF _Toc198364660 \h 54  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364661" Fifty Employee Contractor  PAGEREF _Toc198364661 \h 57  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364662" One Hundred Employee Contractor  PAGEREF _Toc198364662 \h 59  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364663" Five Hundred Employee Contractor  PAGEREF _Toc198364663 \h 60  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364664" Summary of Impact  PAGEREF _Toc198364664 \h 62  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364665" Appendix A: Estimation of Revenues per Firm  PAGEREF _Toc198364665 \h 63  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364666" Appendix B: Analysis of Uncertainty  PAGEREF _Toc198364666 \h 65  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364667" Number of Employees Vetted Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364667 \h 65  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364668" Initial Year Employees Only Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364668 \h 66  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364669" 3% NPV Annualized Employees Only Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364669 \h 67  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364670" 3% NPV Ten Year Employees Only Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364670 \h 68  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364671" 7% NPV Annualized Employees Only Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364671 \h 70  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364672" 7% NPV Ten Year Employees Only Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364672 \h 71  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364673" Number of Contractors and Subcontractors Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364673 \h 72  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364674" Initial Year Contractors and Subcontractors Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364674 \h 73  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364675" 3% NPV Annualized Contractors and Subcontractors Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364675 \h 74  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364676" 3% NPV Ten Year Contractors and Subcontractors Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364676 \h 75  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364677" 7% NPV Annualized Contractors and Subcontractors Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364677 \h 76  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364678" 7% NPV Ten Year Contractors and Subcontractors Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364678 \h 77  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364679" Overall Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364679 \h 78  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364680" Initial Year Overall Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364680 \h 78  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364681" 3% NPV Annualized Overall Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364681 \h 79  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364682" 3% NPV Ten Year Overall Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364682 \h 80  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364683" 7% NPV Annualized Overall Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364683 \h 81  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc198364684" 7% NPV Ten Year Overall Sensitivity Analysis  PAGEREF _Toc198364684 \h 82  Tables   TOC \h \z \t "Table Title" \c  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908038" Table ES-1 Total Cost of Proposed Rule - 7% NPV  PAGEREF _Toc199908038 \h 8  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908039" Table ES-2. OMB Accounting Statement of Annualized Costs and Benefits (2009-2018)  PAGEREF _Toc199908039 \h 10  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908040" Table 1: Number of Prime and Subcontractors Annually Enrolled in the E-Verify Program  PAGEREF _Toc199908040 \h 20  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908041" Table 2 Total Labor Content of Covered Prime and Subcontracts  PAGEREF _Toc199908041 \h 24  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908042" Table 3: Number of Initial and New Employees Vetted Through the E-Verify Program  PAGEREF _Toc199908042 \h 27  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908043" Table 4: Initial Registration  PAGEREF _Toc199908043 \h 28  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908044" Table 5: Read and Sign Memorandum of Understanding  PAGEREF _Toc199908044 \h 29  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908045" Table 6: Estimated Number of HR Personnel and Training Costs  PAGEREF _Toc199908045 \h 31  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908046" Table 7: Cost of New & Replacement Computers and Internet Access  PAGEREF _Toc199908046 \h 32  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908047" Table 8: Total Annual Contractor Startup and E-Verify User Training Costs  PAGEREF _Toc199908047 \h 32  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908048" Table 9: E-Verify Hours Required to Verify Each New Hire through SSA  PAGEREF _Toc199908048 \h 36  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908049" Table 10: E-Verify Hours Required to Verify Each New Hire  PAGEREF _Toc199908049 \h 40  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908050" Table 11: Cost to Verify Each New Hire Through E-Verify  PAGEREF _Toc199908050 \h 41  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908051" Table 12: Authorized Employee Replacement (Turnover) Costs  PAGEREF _Toc199908051 \h 46  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908052" Table 13: Total Non-Government Cost of the E-Verify -FAR Rule  PAGEREF _Toc199908052 \h 46  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908053" Table 14: Government Costs for E-Verify  PAGEREF _Toc199908053 \h 47  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908054" Table 15: Undiscounted 10 Year Cost of E-Verify  PAGEREF _Toc199908054 \h 48  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908055" Table 16: Discounted 10 Year Cost of E-Verify (7% Discount)  PAGEREF _Toc199908055 \h 48  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908056" Table 17: Discounted 10 Year Cost of E-Verify (3% Discount)  PAGEREF _Toc199908056 \h 49  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908057" Table 18: Total 10 Year Cost for E-Verify with a 7% and 3% Discount Rate (both Federal Government and Non-Government Costs)  PAGEREF _Toc199908057 \h 49  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908058" Table 19: Reduction in the Number of Employees if Only Newly Hired Employees are Vetted Through E-Verify  PAGEREF _Toc199908058 \h 51  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908059" Table 20: Reduction in Cost if Only Newly Hired Employees are Vetted Through E-Verify (7% & 3% NPV)  PAGEREF _Toc199908059 \h 52  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908060" Table 21: Undiscounted 10 Year Cost for a 10 Employee Firm  PAGEREF _Toc199908060 \h 54  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908061" Table22: Total Annual Contractor Startup and E-Verify User Training Costs for a 10 Employee Firm  PAGEREF _Toc199908061 \h 55  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908062" Table 23: Verification Costs for New Hires for a 10 Employee  PAGEREF _Toc199908062 \h 55  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908063" Table 24: Authorized Employee Replacement (Turnover) Costs for a 10 Employee Firm  PAGEREF _Toc199908063 \h 56  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908064" Table 25: Undiscounted 10 Year Cost for a 50 Employee Firm  PAGEREF _Toc199908064 \h 57  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908065" Table 26: Total Annual Contractor Startup and E-Verify User Training Costs for a 50 Employee Firm  PAGEREF _Toc199908065 \h 58  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908066" Table 27: Verification Costs for New Hires for a 50 Employee Firm  PAGEREF _Toc199908066 \h 58  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908067" Table 28: Authorized Employee Replacement (Turnover) Costs for a 50 Employee Firm  PAGEREF _Toc199908067 \h 59  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908068" Table 29: Undiscounted 10 Year Cost for a 100 Employee Firm  PAGEREF _Toc199908068 \h 60  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908069" Table 30: Undiscounted 10 Year Cost for a 500 Employee Firm  PAGEREF _Toc199908069 \h 61  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908070" Table 31: Initial Year Compliance Cost Compared to Annual Revenue  PAGEREF _Toc199908070 \h 62  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908071" Table 32: 2002 Data on Firm Size and Receipts  PAGEREF _Toc199908071 \h 63  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908072" Table 33: Linear Interpolation of SBA Firm Data  PAGEREF _Toc199908072 \h 64  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908073" Table 34: Triangle Distribution of the Number of Employees Verified in 2009  PAGEREF _Toc199908073 \h 66  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908074" Table 35: Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted Through E-Verify in 2009  PAGEREF _Toc199908074 \h 67  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908075" Table 36: Annualized Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted through E-Verify (3% NPV) 2009-2018  PAGEREF _Toc199908075 \h 68  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908076" Table 37: 10 Year Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted through E-Verify (3% NPV) 2009-2018  PAGEREF _Toc199908076 \h 69  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908077" Table 38: Annualized Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted through E-Verify (7% NPV) 2009-2018  PAGEREF _Toc199908077 \h 70  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908078" Table 39: 10 Year Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted through E-Verify (7% NPV) 2009-2018  PAGEREF _Toc199908078 \h 71  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908079" Table 40: Triangle Distribution of the Number of Contractors & Subcontractors Verified in 2009  PAGEREF _Toc199908079 \h 72  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908080" Table 41: Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Contractors & Subcontractors Vetted Through E-Verify in 2009  PAGEREF _Toc199908080 \h 73  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908081" Table 42: Annualized Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Contractors & Subcontractors Vetted through E-Verify (3% NPV) 2009-2018  PAGEREF _Toc199908081 \h 74  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908082" Table 43: 10 Year Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Contractors & Subcontractors Vetted through E-Verify (3% NPV) 2009-2018  PAGEREF _Toc199908082 \h 75  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908083" Table 44: Annualized Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Contractors and Subcontractors Vetted through E-Verify (7% NPV) 2009-2018  PAGEREF _Toc199908083 \h 76  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908084" Table 45: 10 Year Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Contractors & Subcontractors Vetted through E-Verify (7% NPV) 2009-2018  PAGEREF _Toc199908084 \h 77  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908085" Table 46: Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted Through E-Verify and the Number of Contractors & Subcontractors Enrolled in E-Verify in 2009  PAGEREF _Toc199908085 \h 78  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908086" Table 47: Annualized Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted Through E-Verify & the Number of Firms Enrolled over the Ten Year Period (3% NPV) 2009-2018  PAGEREF _Toc199908086 \h 79  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908087" Table 48: 10 Year Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted Through E-Verify & the Number of Firms Enrolled in E-Verify (3% NPV) 2009-2018  PAGEREF _Toc199908087 \h 80  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908088" Table 49: Annualized Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted Through E-Verify & the Number of Firms Enrolled over the Ten Year Period (7% NPV) 2009-2018  PAGEREF _Toc199908088 \h 81  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199908089" Table 50: 10 Year Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted Through E-Verify & the Number of Firms Enrolled in E-Verify (7% NPV) 2009-2018  PAGEREF _Toc199908089 \h 82  Charts   TOC \h \z \t "Caption" \c  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199907915" Chart 1: The E-Verify Authorization Process (Data from Oct. 2006 Mar. 2007)  PAGEREF _Toc199907915 \h 17  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc199907916" Chart 2: Final Case Resolution by Percentage (January 2007 June 2007)  PAGEREF _Toc199907916 \h 40  Executive Summary The accompanying rule proposes to amend the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) to require that certain contracts contain a clause requiring that the contractor and subcontractor utilize the E-Verify System to verify employment eligibility of all newly hired employees of the contractor or subcontractor and all employees directly engaged in the performance of work in the United States under those contracts. The E-Verify System is an internet-based system operated by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), in partnership with the Social Security Administration (SSA). E-Verify works by allowing employers to electronically compare employee information taken from the Form I-9 to ensure employees are authorized to work in the United States and that the employees name, Social Security number, and date of birth match government records. In the initial fiscal year the rule is expected to be effective (2009), we estimate that there will be approximately 169,000 contractors and subcontractors that will be required to enroll in E-Verify due to this rule and that there will be an additional 3.8 million employees vetted through E-Verify. In the initial year, the cost of the proposed rule at 7% net present value is approximately $107.0 million and over the ten year period of analysis (2009-2018), the cost of the proposed rule is approximately $550.3 million. In the initial year, the cost of the proposed rule at 3% net present value is approximately, $111.2 million and over the ten year period of analysis (2009-2018), the cost of the proposed rule is 668.9 million. Compliance costs from E-Verify are in the following general categories and Table ES-1 below provides a summary of the costs: % Startup Costs  Employers must register to use the E-verify System and sign a Memorandum of Understanding with USCIS and SSA. A very small number of employers may need to purchase a computer and internet connection for their hiring site if that hiring site does not already have internet access. % Training  Employees that use the E-Verify System are required to take an on-line tutorial. While USCIS does not charge a fee for this training, employers will incur the opportunity cost of the time the employee spends for this training, as the employee s time could have been spent on other activities. % Employee Verification  Employers will incur the opportunity cost of the time spent entering data into E-Verify and if the employee receives a tentative nonconfirmation, employers would inform the employee, and spend time closing out the case after resolution of the tentative nonconfirmation. In addition, the employer would incur lost productivity when an employee would need to be away from work to visit SSA to correct his/her information. We believe the employee would bear the cost of driving to SSA. % Employee Replacement (Turnover) Cost  There may be a small percentage of workers who are authorized to work in the U.S. and receive a tentative nonconfirmation, but choose not to take the steps necessary to resolve the tentative nonconfirmation (despite the strong economic incentives to resolve the issue). To the extent that the accompanying E-Verify rulemaking results in the termination of a worker authorized to work in the U.S., those costs would be considered to be a cost of the rule. However, the termination and replacement costs of unauthorized workers are not counted as a direct cost of this rule since current immigration law prohibits employers from hiring or continuing to employ aliens whom they know are not authorized to work in the U.S. The termination and replacement of unauthorized employees will impose a burden on employers, but INA section 274A(a)(1), (2), 8 U.S.C. 1324a(a)(1), (2), expressly prohibits employers from hiring or knowingly continuing to employ an alien whom they know is not authorized to work in the United States. Accordingly, costs that result from employers knowledge of their workers illegal status are attributable to the Immigration and Nationality Act, not to the Federal Acquisition Regulation requiring Employment Eligibility Verification for certain federal contractors and subcontractors. % Federal Government Cost  The government will incur operating costs from each query that an employer runs and will also incur costs from resolving tentative nonconfirmations. Table ES-1 Total Cost of Proposed Rule - 7% NPV  In order to further inform our understanding of the economic impact of this rule on small entities, we considered hypothetical contractors with 10, 50, 100, and 500 employees and estimated the economic impact of the rule on those 4 sizes of entities in their initial year of enrollment. The initial year a contractor enrolls in E-Verify is expected to be the year with the highest compliance cost, as the contractor is incurring both the start-up costs of enrolling in E-Verify as well as the costs of vetting new employees through the E-Verify system. We estimate the average direct cost of this rule to a contractor with 10 employees to be $419 in the initial year, for a contractor with 50 employees, we estimate the average cost of participating in E-Verify to be $1,168 in the initial year, for a contractor with 100 employees we estimate an initial year impact of $2,102, while a contractor with 500 employees is expected to have an initial year impact of $8,964. This level of direct cost burden is well under 1% of the expected annual revenue of these 4 sizes of small entities, and therefore does not appear to represent a significant impact on a cost-per-contractor basis. Benefits Statement Because illegal aliens are at risk of being apprehended in immigration enforcement actions, contractors who hire illegal aliens will necessarily have a more unstable workforce than contractors who do not hire unauthorized workers. Given the vulnerabilities in the paper I-9 system, even many employers that do not knowingly employ illegal aliens nevertheless may have unauthorized workers, undetected, on their workforce. This rule will promote economy and efficiency in Government procurement. Stability and dependability are important elements of economy and efficiency. A contractor whose workforce is unstable will likely be less able to produce goods and services economically and efficiently than a contractor whose work force is more stable. Because of the Executive Branchs obligation to enforce the immigration laws, including the detection and removal of illegal aliens identified through vigorous worksite enforcement, contractors that employ illegal aliens cannot rely on the continuing availability and service of those illegal workers, and such contractors inevitably will have a less stable workforce than contractors that do not employ such persons. Where a contractor assigns illegal aliens to work on Federal contracts, the enforcement of Federal immigration laws imposes a direct risk of disruption, delay, and increased expense in Federal contracting. Therefore, we consider such contractors to be less dependable procurement sources, even if they do not knowingly hire or knowingly continue to employ unauthorized workers. Contractors that use E-Verify to confirm the employment eligibility of their workforce are much less likely to face immigration enforcement actions, and generally should be more efficient and dependable procurement sources than contractors that do not use that system to verify the work eligibility of their workforce. In addition, rigorous employment verification through E-Verify will help contractors to confirm the identity of the persons working on federal contracts, which will contribute to enhancing national security. For example, contractors operating at sensitive national infrastructure sites may require some type of background investigation. Such investigations are likely to be significantly more efficient for a workforce whose identity and work authorization status have been confirmed through E-verify. OMB Accounting Statement As required by OMB Circular A-4 (available at  HYPERLINK "http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/circulars/index.html" www.whitehouse.gov/omb/circulars/index.html), DHS has prepared an accounting statement showing the classification of the costs and benefits associated with this rule. Table ES-2 provides an estimate of the dollar amount of these costs and benefits expressed in 2007 dollars, at three percent and seven percent discount rates. DHS estimates the cost of this rule will be approximately $78.4 million annualized (7 percent discount rate) and approximately $78.4 million annualized (3 percent discount rate). Table ES-2. OMB Accounting Statement of Annualized Costs and Benefits (2009-2018) 3% discount rate7% discount ratePrimary EstimateMinimum EstimateMaximum EstimatePrimary EstimateMinimum EstimateMaximum EstimateCOSTSAnnualized monetized costs$78.4 million$73.4 million$83.4 million$78.4 million$73.2 million$83.5 millionAnnualized quantified, but un-monetized costsNoneNoneQualitative (un-quantified) costsNoneNoneBENEFITSAnnualized monetized benefitsNoneNoneAnnualized quantified, but un-monetized benefitsThis rule will reduce the instability and disruption that results from the presence of unauthorized alien workers in the Government contract workforce, and thereby promote economy and efficiency in Government procurement. This rule will reduce the instability and disruption that results from the presence of unauthorized alien workers in the Government contract workforce, and thereby promote economy and efficiency in Government procurement. Qualitative (un-quantified) benefitsThis rule will prevent reliance on unauthorized labor in Government procurement, and improve security in Government contract worksitesThis rule will prevent reliance on unauthorized labor in Government procurement, and improve security in Government contract worksites 1. Background In 1986, Congress passed the Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA), explicitly prohibiting the employment of persons not authorized to work in the United States. Employers that hire or employ workers whom they know are unauthorized, including employers that act with constructive knowledge that those they hire or employ are unauthorized to work, face civil and criminal sanctions under the Act. IRCA also established a paper-based system for employers to verify employment eligibility by examining documents produced by an employee to establish his or her identity and work authorization, filling out an employment eligibility verification form (known as the Form I-9), and keeping these records in the employers files for possible inspection by Federal immigration authorities. The security and reliability of this paper-based system is dependent on the diligence with which employers implement it, and on the security of the identity and work eligibility documents that the employee presents for the employer's examination. In recent years the quality of counterfeit documents and the sophistication of identity theft efforts have steadily increased, resulting in a steady deterioration in the ability of the paper-based employment verification system to identify illegal workers, even where employers seek in good faith to comply with their obligations under IRCA. ICE's enforcement experience as well as that of the former Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) shows that large numbers of illegal aliens are working in the United States for employers who have followed, at least in form, the I-9 process. In 1996, President Clinton issued an executive order prohibiting Federal agencies from contracting with employers that employ unauthorized workers in violation of IRCA, noting that the presence of unauthorized aliens on a contractors workforce rendered that contractors workforce less stable and reliable than the workforces of contractors who do not employ unauthorized aliens. See Executive Order 12989, 61 FR 6091 (February 15, 1996). Later that same year, Congress passed the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act (IIRIRA), which established the Basic Pilot program, a free program for verifying employment eligibility of both U.S. citizens and non-citizens, as a supplement to the paper-based employment verification system created in 1986. The Basic Pilot programnow known as E-Verifyis a significantly more robust means for confirming employment eligibility than the Form I-9 system. In renewing the E-Verify program twice in the last six years, Congress has repeatedly acknowledged that the I-9 system is so vulnerable to fraud that the easy availability of counterfeit documents has made a mockery of the statutory bar against employment of unauthorized workers, H.R. Rep. 107-310 at 2; H.R. Rep. 108-304 at 3. The E-Verify system is the best currently available means of verifying employment eligibility. Participating employers submit queries to the web-based E-Verify system after they have filled out the Citizenship and Immigration Services Form I-9 and accepted the documents proffered by an employee. E-Verify then confirms the legitimacy of information and documents that have already been reviewed and accepted as reasonably appearing to be genuine on their face. In contrast with the paper-based I-9 system, which relies on employers to attempt to confirm the legitimacy of the identity and work-authorization documents presented by an employee, and which does not involve any routine examination or confirmation by the government, E-Verify is an interactive electronic mechanism for the employer to confirm an employees work authorization with the relevant Federal authorities, usually in a matter of seconds. Throughout its voluntary operation to date, E-Verify has consistently identified instances in which an employee has submitted false identity and work authorization documents that were not detected in the ordinary I-9 review. The most recent study of the E-Verify system, completed in 2007, showed that the system rejects between 5.2 percent and 5.3 percent of all queries submitted seeking confirmation of an employees work authorization. In fiscal year 2007, when E-Verify received approximately 3 million queries, approximately 157,000 individuals without work authorization who have managed to evade the I-9 process were stopped from obtaining illegal employment by E-Verify. Recent enhancements of the E-Verify system, such as the addition of a photo tool (currently able to be used only for certain documents presented by non-citizens) which allows the employer to compare the photograph on the identity document submitted by the employee with the official record for that document, have further improved E-Verifys ability to prevent identity theft or more sophisticated forms of fraud. The E-Verify System is expected to help contractors avoid employment of unauthorized aliens, and will assist Federal agencies to avoid contracting with companies that knowingly hire unauthorized aliens. This promotes economy and efficiency in federal contracting, and it also enhances the Governments ability to protect national security and ensure compliance with the nations immigration laws. Need for the Proposed Rule Even though federal contractors can currently choose to enroll in E-Verify and electronically verify the employment eligibility of their newly hired employees, it is not a legal or contractual requirement, thus many have chosen not to enroll. Some contractors may be reluctant to use E-Verify because, as DHSs experience in worksite enforcement shows, government contractors are not immune from the temptation to knowingly hire illegal workers in a tight labor market. Moreover, even employers do not knowingly hire illegal workers can face the same disruptions in staffing and production if illegal workers are found in their employ. DHSs worksite enforcement efforts include criminal investigations and arrests of illegal aliens at the worksite, causing disruptions in staffing and production by employersincluding Federal contractorswho employ unauthorized workers. Such disruptions can harm the overall operations of the affected business; where illegal workers are assigned to a specific project or contract, their detention or their decision to abandon their jobs to avoid detection directly harms the employers ability to complete that project or contract. These negative impacts, however, are generally passed on in higher costs to the government, both in pure price terms and in terms of interfering with the projects for which the government depends on contractors support. Moreover, because of limited enforcement resources some firms may conclude that the likelihood of a worksite enforcement action is not high enough, and the share of the impact felt by the contractor itself not large enough, to justify the effort required to use the E-Verify system. Since contractors nevertheless may suffer serious consequences if they are found to knowingly employ unauthorized aliens, some contractors have invested resources in reducing the probability of hiring unauthorized aliens. In a competitive marketplace, however, contractors will not normally choose to make additional investments to reduce the probability of hiring unauthorized aliens over their privately optimal amount, since they would consequently be choosing to increase their cost of production and would be at a disadvantage when competing with companies that have chosen not to make similar investments. For example, existing debarment rules, established in response to Executive Order 12989 (February 16, 1996) only penalize contractors that knowingly hire unauthorized workers, and do not encourage contractors to adopt additional means to ensure that they do not unwittingly hire or assign to federal contracts persons that are not authorized to work in the United States. Executive Order xxxxx of June xx, 2008 amends Executive Order 12989 in light of the recent advances in the reliability, convenience, and accuracy of the E-Verify system and directs federal agencies to use this powerful tool to avoid both the general inefficiencies that flow from contracting with employers burdened with unstable workforces as well as the direct costs of disruptions to federal contract performance that result when unauthorized aliens are found in, and must be subsequently removed from, the federal contract workforce. As this rulemaking requires covered federal contractors to enroll in E-Verify, the competitive advantage that may be currently enjoyed by those contractors not participating in E-Verify would be expected to disappear. The Employment Eligibility Verification (E-Verify) Program The E-Verify program is an internet-based system operated by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) in partnership with the Social Security Administration (SSA). E-Verify assists employers in determining the employment eligibility of individual workers and the validity of the documents submitted with the Form I-9. Before an employer can participate in the E-Verify program, the employer must enter into a written agreement called a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with DHS. This MOU requires employers to agree to abide by current legal hiring procedures and to ensure that no employee will be unfairly discriminated against as a result of the E-Verify program. Violation of the terms of this agreement by the employer is grounds for immediate termination of its participation in E-Verify. Both the User Manual and Tutorial for the E-Verify program contain instructions and other related materials on E-Verify procedures and requirements. Once the user has signed the MOU and completed an online tutorial, he or she may begin using the system to verify the employment eligibility of all newly hired employees. Employers participating in the E-Verify program are still required to complete an Employment Eligibility Verification Form (Form I-9) for each newly hired employee, as required under current law. Within three days of the workers hire date an employer must enter the newly hired workers information as presented on the I-9 form. This includes information such as the employees name, Social Security number (SSN), and citizenship status or alien number. The information that is entered on the E-Verify website is then checked against information contained in SSA and USCIS databases. SSA first verifies that the name, SSN, and date of birth are correct and, if the employee has stated that he or she is a US citizen, confirms whether this is in fact the case through its databases. If the employee is a U.S. citizen, SSA establishes that the employee is employment-eligible. In the cases of newly naturalized citizens, however, SSA is sometimes unable to confirm their U.S. citizenship and must forward the inquiry to USCIS. This is usually the case when the newly naturalized citizen has not yet notified SSA of the change in his or her citizenship status. USCIS also verifies through database checks that any non-U.S. citizen employee is in an employment-authorized immigration status. If the information provided by the worker matches the information in the SSA and USCIS records, no further action will generally be required, and the worker may continue employment. E-Verify procedures require only that the employer record on the I-9 form the verification ID number and result obtained from E-Verify, or print a copy of the transaction record and retain it with the I-9 form. If SSA is unable to verify information presented by the worker, the employer will receive an SSA Tentative Nonconfirmation notice. Employers can receive a tentative nonconfirmation notice for a variety of reasons, including inaccurate entry of information into the form on the E-Verify website, name changes, or changes in immigration status that are not reflected in the SSA database. If the individuals information does not match the SSA records, the employer must provide the employee with a written notice of the fact, called a Notice to Employee of Tentative Nonconfirmation. The worker must then check a box on the notice stating that he or she contests or does not contest the tentative Nonconfirmation, and both the worker and the employer must sign the notice. If the worker chooses to contest the tentative nonconfirmation, the employer must print a second notice, called a Referral Letter, which contains information about resolving the tentative nonconfirmation, as well as the contact information for SSA. The worker then has eight federal government work days to visit an SSA office to try to resolve the discrepancy. Under the MOU, if the worker contacts SSA to resolve the tentative Nonconfirmation, the employer is prohibited from terminating or otherwise taking adverse action against the worker while he or she awaits a final resolution from the government agency. In the past the employer had to wait 24 hours to resubmit the query after a SSA Tentative Nonconfirmation. However, SSA has since enhanced their function so that in nearly all cases the system response, after the employee visits an SSA office, goes automatically to the employer, obviating the need for the employer to resubmit the case. If the worker fails to show up at SSA within 10 federal government work days (from the date the worker was referred to SSA), chooses not to contest the tentative nonconfirmation, or if SSA was unable to resolve the discrepancy the employer will receive a notice of final nonconfirmation and the employee must be terminated. In September 2007, E-Verify was enhanced with the addition of a photo screening tool which enables employers to determine whether certain documents produced during Employment Eligibility Verification Form I-9 (herein Form I-9) completion are fraudulent, to more accurately verify an employees identity, and to help prevent identity theft. The Photo Screening Tool step of E-Verify currently applies to non-citizens who choose to provide a DHS document with a photograph for completion of the Form I-9. Accepted documents with photographs include Form I-551 Permanent Resident Card (PRC or Green Card) and Form I-766 Employment Authorization Document (EAD). If the employee does not provide one of these documents, the E-Verify query process will be exactly the same as before. When the photo screening tool is triggered, the employer must determine whether the photo on the employees documentation and the photo displayed in E-Verify reasonably appear identical and select yes, no, or cannot determine. If USCIS is unable to automatically verify that the worker is employment-authorized, the employer will receive a DHS verification in progress notice from USCIS while an immigration status verifier (ISV) manually checks USCIS records. If the ISV is unable to verify the workers employment authorization, the employer will receive a DHS Tentative Nonconfirmation notice from USCIS. Employers can receive a tentative nonconfirmation notice for a variety of reasons, including inaccurate entry of information into the form on the E-Verify website, name changes, or changes in immigration status that are not reflected in either SSA or USCIS databases. If the individuals information does not match the USCIS records, the employer must provide the employee with a written notice of the fact, called a Notice to Employee of Tentative Nonconfirmation. The worker must then check a box on the notice stating that he or she contests or does not contest the tentative Nonconfirmation, and both the worker and the employer must sign the notice. If the worker chooses to contest the DHS tentative nonconfirmation, the employer must print a second notice, called a Referral Letter, which contains information about resolving the tentative nonconfirmation, as well as the contact information for USCIS. The worker then has eight federal government work days to contact USCIS via phone to try to resolve the discrepancy. Under the MOU, if the worker contacts USCIS to resolve the tentative Nonconfirmation, the employer is prohibited from terminating or otherwise taking adverse action against the worker while he or she awaits a final resolution from the government agency. To resolve a DHS tentative nonconfirmation notice, employees can contact USCIS through a toll-free number provided in the referral letter. If contacted by the employee, USCIS has 10 federal government work days after the employee receives the referral letter to resolve the case. If the case is resolved, USCIS will electronically send the result of the referral back to the employer within the 10 federal government work days. However, if an employee has failed to contact USCIS within the requisite period, the employer will be notified of the DHS no show, which requires the employer to terminate the worker from employment. Likewise, if the worker does not contest the tentative nonconfirmation, it automatically becomes a final nonconfirmation and the employer is required to terminate the worker. Chart 1 displays the authorization process and the different stages involved in receiving authorization. Note that the percentages reported in the chart are based on statistics from the current voluntary E-verify program collected from October 2006 through March 2007. Under the current E-Verify program, approximately 95% of the employees are authorized to work and only 5% receive a final nonconfirmation. Chart 1: The E-Verify Authorization Process (Data from Oct. 2006 Mar. 2007)  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  2. Population Estimates This section details the assumptions used to estimate the number of federal contractors, subcontractors, and their employees that are expected to be affected by this rule. The period of analysis is from 2009 to 2018. We assume that costs will be incurred beginning in 2009. Costs are discounted at 7 and 3 percent to their present value (PV) in 2007 dollars. Affected Population Initial Year Company Population Estimate Prime contractors and subcontractors meeting the criteria set forth in the accompanying rulemaking will be required to verify the employment eligibility of employees using United States Citizenship and Immigration Services E-Verify program. The types of federal contracts excluded from the scope of the rulemaking are: % Contracts with no work within the U.S. % Contracts under the micro threshold (generally $3,000) % Contracts for commercial off the shelf supplies In order to estimate the number of contractors impacted by this rule we queried the Federal governments electronic system for collecting contract placement data known as the Federal Procurement Data System-Next Generation (FPDS-NG). A query of FPDS-NG revealed that there were 127,456 unique prime contractors with contracts signed in FY 2006 that would fall within the scope of this rulemaking. In order to estimate the number of FY 2007 contractors, we compared the amount of federal dollars spent on contracts in FY 2007 to the amount of dollars spent on federal contracts in FY 2006. In FY 2007, there was $439 billion spent on federal contracts, while in FY 2006 there was $429 billion spent. Consequently, FY 2007 saw a 2.3 percent increase in the amount of dollars spent on contracts. However, the consumer price index increased by approximately 2.8 percent between 2006 and 2007, so the amount of dollars spent on federal contracts increased roughly by the rate of inflation. As the number of real dollars spent on federal contracts remained nearly the same in FY 2006 and FY 2007, we did not increase the number of contractors above the 127,456 contractors estimated in 2006 and we assume the amount of federal contractors in FY 2007 remained at 127,456. It is difficult to project the number of contractors over the ten year period of analysis (FY 2009- FY 2018) due to the number of variables that could influence the amount of government spending and the amount of that spending that would be used to purchase contract support. For the purpose of this cost analysis, we will assume a small amount of growth in the number of contractors and project the number of FY 2008 prime contractors to increase by 5%. We increase FY 2007s 127,456 unique prime contractors by 5% to estimate 133,829 (127,456 X 1.05) unique prime contractors within the scope of the rulemaking in FY 2008. We increase FY 2008s estimate of 133,829 by 5% to determine that the number of unique contractors within the scope of this rulemaking for FY 2009 (the initial of the period of analysis) is 140,520 (133,829 * 1.05). Please note that the FPDS-NG database does not include the number of subcontractors utilized by prime contractors. However, in order to estimate the full scope of the contractors impacted by this rule, we must make assumptions regarding the number of subcontractors used. As such, we have estimated the number of subcontractors who are not otherwise a prime contractor on another contract within the scope of the rule to be 20% the number of prime contractors, approximately 28,104 (140,520 X .2). Subcontractors that serve as a prime contractor on other contracts within the scope of the rulemaking must already comply with the rules requirements. Consequently, we estimate that the total number of contractors and subcontractors that will initially have to enroll in E-Verify to be approximately 168,624 (140,520 prime contractors + 28,104 subcontractors = 168,624) in FY 2009. Recurring Year Company Population Estimate As explained above, in FY 2009, we estimate there will be approximately 168,624 contractors and subcontractors required to enroll in E-Verify. However, we must make several assumptions in order to estimate the number of additional companies that will be required to enroll in E-Verify in the subsequent years: 1. Many of the companies who receive a covered contract or subcontract in the initial year will also receive a covered contract or subcontract in the subsequent year and consequently will continue their participation in the E-Verify program. We have assumed that 80% of the contracts each year would be performed by contractors and/or subcontractors that worked on a contract within the scope of the rule in the previous year and consequently were already required by this rule to be enrolled in E-Verify. For the subsequent years, we estimate 20% of the contractors will be newly required to enroll into the E-Verify program. 2. Table 1 represents the estimated number of prime and subcontractors that will initially enroll in the E-Verify program and those contractors that will be required to enroll in the E-Verify program in subsequent years. In the initial year, 2009, we estimate that all of the contractors that are awarded contracts covered by this rule will need to enroll in the E-Verify program, as this rule represents a new requirement. In the subsequent years, 2010-2018, we assume that 80% of the contractors will either receive a new contract requiring them to continue to be enrolled in the E-Verify program or will continue to work on an existing contract that will require them to continue to be enrolled in the E-Verify program. Consequently, we assume that the remaining 20% of the contractors will be new to the E-Verify program and will be newly required to participate. In addition, in FY 2010, we have estimated that there will be a 5% growth rate per year in the number of contractors enrolling in E-Verify. As such, we have assumed that there will be a 5% increase in the number of new contractors per year that will need to register in the E-Verify program to account for future growth. Table 1: Number of Prime and Subcontractors Annually Enrolled in the E-Verify Program  Initial Year Employee Population Estimates In order to estimate the cost of the proposed rule, we need to know the number of additional employees that will be vetted through the E-Verify system. The additional employees that will be vetted through the E-Verify system are: All new hires of a covered contractor or subcontractor, whether working under a federal contract or not. For existing employees, all assigned employees (i.e.; those performing work under a covered contract). However, the federal government does not have an estimate of the total number of assigned employees that perform work on government contracts or an estimate of the number of new hires at a covered contractor or subcontractor. In order to estimate the number of employees that will be vetted through the E-Verify system, we must make a series of assumptions that allow us to estimate the amount of contract labor being purchased by the government and then convert the amount of labor being purchased into Full Time Equivalent positions (FTEs). Specifically, we will estimate the amount of federal contracting dollars within the scope of the rulemaking and then estimate the amount of those contract dollars that will be used for the categories of direct labor, overhead, materials, and general and administrative (G&A) expense. We will then convert the amount of labor dollars into FTEs by dividing the total amount of labor dollars by an estimate of the cost of an FTE. Below outlines the methodology on a step-by-step basis. Table 2 shows these calculations. We understand that these assumptions are rough estimates and we welcome public comment providing more precise information. 1. The first step is to determine the amount of contracting dollars that will be covered by the scope of the rule. In FY 2007, according to the FPDS-NG database, there were approximately $439 billion in federal contracts. However, some of these contracting dollars are for contracts that will not be within the scope of the proposed rule and should be excluded from the analysis. We will assume 10% of the contracting dollars are for contracts outside of the scope of the rule.  Excluding the dollars spent for contracts outside of the scope of the rule, we estimate there is $395.1 billion ($439 billion * .9 = $395.1 billion) in contracts within the scope of the proposed rule in FY 2007. 2. Once we determine the amount of contracting dollars covered by the rule (see step 1 above), we then must estimate how much of those contracting dollars would be used to pay for direct labor. We estimate 26% of the $395.1 billion is used to pay direct labor costs. Therefore, the direct labor cost of the covered contracts is calculated at $102.7 billion (26% direct labor * $395.1 billion = $102.7 billion). The employees whose salaries are paid by this $102.7 billion would be considered to be assigned employees and would be required to be vetted through E-Verify. In order to estimate the number of employees, we must convert the $102.7 billion in labor dollars to FTEs. To determine the number of FTEs, we divide the direct labor cost of $102.7 billion by the average expected annual wage of a contractor. Unfortunately, we do not have data on the average salary of a covered federal contractor, but we do estimate the average salary for a federal employee at $66,705. We will use the average salary of a federal employee as a proxy for the average wage of a covered federal contractor. We considered using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which reports the average wage rate of all occupations in the U.S. is approximately $40,000 annually as a proxy for the wage of a covered contractor , but do not believe the average wage for the nationwide workforce is a reasonable substitute for the average wage of a federal contractor. Statistics show that the Federal government workforce is more highly educated than the general U.S. workforce. Consequently, we believe it is reasonable to assume that as the work the federal government is required to perform requires a more highly educated workforce, the work that the government hires contractors to perform would also require a higher education level relative to the average U.S. workforce. Consequently, we believe the average wage of a federal employee is a better proxy for the wage of a covered federal contractor than the average wage of the nationwide workforce. Dividing $102.7 billion in direct labor by $66,705 yields an estimate of 1,540,004 employees (102.726 billion/ $66,705 cost per employee). Over the course of a year, there would also be turnover in these employees. In order to adjust for turnover we assumed an annual turnover rate of 40.7% as the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated the annual turnover rate for all industries and regions in 2006 at 40.7%. Multiplying 1,540,004 employees by 1.407 to account for turnover equals 2,166,786 employees in the initial year that are a result of direct labor expenditures and who will be vetted through E-verify. After we estimate the amount of direct labor, we estimate how much of the contract is overhead expenses. We assume that overhead expenses are equal to direct labor expenses of 26% (an overhead rate of 100%). Overhead expenses typically pay for items such as rent, electricity, computers, support personnel and employee benefits (i.e. health insurance and paid leave). Support personnel include IT support, janitors, and human resources. Consequently, some of the overhead expenses will be used to pay for labor. We estimate that 40% of the overhead expense will be used to pay for labor. The amount of the labor component of the overhead is calculated as $41.09 billion (26% overhead expense * 40% labor component of overhead * $395.1 billion). Dividing $41.09 billion by our estimate of the average contractor FTE wage of $66,705 yields 616,002 overhead support employees. However, the employees who provide overhead support functions are not considered to be assigned employees and would not need to be vetted. But, as additional support personnel are newly hired by the contractor, these new hires would need to be vetted through E-Verify. Multiplying 616,002 overhead support employees by the turnover rate of 40.7% yields 250,713 overhead support new hires that would need to be vetted thorough E-Verify. 4. The next category is material expenses. Material expenses represent goods and services purchased directly for a contract. Examples of goods would be the steel purchased for the building of a ship or a radar system (if the contractor did not build it). We assume that material expenses represent 26% of the total contract cost and of that 26%, 80% of the material costs represent goods purchased and 20% represents services purchased. The services purchased represent hired subcontractors. The covered subcontractors are estimated to follow the same assumptions for direct labor, overhead, materials, and G&A expenses as the prime contractors. The total number of employees that will be vetted through the material expense category is 137,443 employees (including turnover). See Table 2 for details of the calculation. 5. The general and administrative (G&A) category represents management, financial and other expenses which are incurred by or allocated to a business unit and which is for the general management and administration of the business unit as a whole. For example, the expenses for operating a corporate headquarters, including the salaries of the personnel working at the corporate headquarters could be considered G&A expenses. We assume G&A is equal to 15% of the sum of the direct labor, overhead, and, material expenses. We further assume that 80% of the G&A expense represents an expenditure on labor. The amount of G&A that we estimate is an expenditure on labor is $36.981 billion. This is calculated by multiplying the15% G&A rate * $308.178 billion total of direct labor, overhead, and, material expenses * 80 % labor component of G&A. Dividing $36.981 billion by the estimate of the average contractor FTE wage of $66,705 yields 554,402 G&A related support employees. However, the employees who provide G&A support functions are not considered to be assigned employees and would not need to be vetted. But, as additional G&A support personnel are newly hired by the contractor, these new hires would need to be vetted through E-Verify. Multiplying 554,402 overhead support employees by the turnover rate of 40.7% yields 225,641 G&A support new hires that would need to be vetted thorough E-Verify. 6. Steps 2 though 5 above show that we estimate there will be an additional 2,780,584 employees vetted through E-Verify due to the rulemaking (2,166,786 direct labor + 250,713 overhead + 137,443 materials (subcontractors) + 225,641 G&A). This estimate of 2,780,584 employees is not likely to include all possible new hires of a covered contractor or subcontractor, whether working under a federal contract or not. For example, contractors covered under this rulemaking may hire employees to perform work for other private sector firms and not for the government. While many contractors have enough federal contracting business that they have organized themselves into business units that solely perform federal contracting, many contractors service both federal and non-federal clients. Unfortunately, we do not have the data necessary to say how many new hires have not been counted in Steps 2 through 5 above. In order to attempt to take these additional employees into account, we are multiplying our estimate of 2,780,584 employees that we have previously calculated will be vetted through E-Verify by an additional 25%. Allowing for this additional 25% of potential employees will increase our estimate to 3,475,730 employees (2,780,584 employees * 1.25) being vetted through E-Verify. Since the 3,475,730 employee estimate shown directly above is calculated based on FY 2007, data we then need to adjust this FY 2007 estimate to the initial year of the period of analysis (FY 2009). In order to estimate the FY 2009 number of employees vetted through E-Verify, we increase the FY 2007 approximation to account for potential future growth. Consequently, for FY 2008 the number of employees vetted through E-Verify would be 3,649,516 (3,475,730 * 1.05), and for FY 2009 the number of employees vetted through E-Verify would be 3,831,992 (3,649,516 *1.05). Table 2 Total Labor Content of Covered Prime and Subcontracts  Recurring Year Employee Population Estimates In order to estimate the number of employees that will need to be vetted in the recurring years, several assumptions were made. Below is the step-by step process used to estimate the number of recurring year contract employees that will be vetted though E-Verify. The initial year of the period of analysis is FY 2009; therefore the first recurring year is FY 2010. In this section, we estimate the number of employees vetted through E-Verify due to this rulemaking for FY 2010 through FY 2018. Consistent with the previous section, Initial Year Employee Population Estimates, we calculate the number of employees expected to be vetted through E-Verify based on FY 2007 data and then estimate the number of employees vetted through E-Verify in FY 2008, since FY 2008 is the first recurring year after FY 2007. After we estimate the number of employees vetted in FY 2008, we make adjustments to the FY 2008 estimate based on anticipated future contract growth to arrive at the FY 2010 employee population estimate. Recall that as discussed in the Recurring Year Company Population Estimate section of this document, after the initial year, we assumed that 80% of the covered contracts each year would be performed by contractors and/or subcontractors that worked on contracting transactions within the scope of the accompanying rule in the previous year and consequently were already required by this rule to be enrolled in E-Verify. For the subsequent years, we estimated 20% of the contractors will be newly required to enroll into the E-Verify program. Similarly, we estimate that 80% of the employees will work for contractors who are already enrolled in the E-Verify program and will continue to work on new or ongoing contracts. The remaining 20% of employees would be required to be vetted through the E-Verify program as they are performing work for a newly covered contractor. For example, in FY 2008, there would be 324,017 employees (1,620,085 * 20% = 324,017) directly assigned to the contract and required to be vetted by E-Verify because their employer is newly required to enroll in E-Verify. We previously estimated a 5% growth rate in future years. Allowing for this growth, the number of employees directly assigned to the contract vetted through E-Verify would be 81,004 (1,620,085 * 5% = 81,004). The total new direct labor working on contracts in FY 2008 would be 405,021 (324,017 + 81,004 = 405,021) using FY 2007 as the initial year and FY 2008 as the first recurring year. Throughout each subsequent year we estimate that there will be a 40.7% turnover rate in employees. The amount of turnover is based on the number of employees working for a covered contractor since all newly hired employees by the contractor will be required to be vetted through E-Verify. In order to determine the amount of turnover expected for FY 2008, we first need to look at FY 2007. In FY 2007, the total number of employees expected to work on a covered contract either directly or in an overhead or a support role is 2,851,349. For FY 2008 this number is expected to increase by 5%, from 2,851,349 to 2,993,916 (2,851,349 * 1.05 = 2,993,916), due to growth. In addition, to account for the new hires of a covered contractor or subcontractor that we could not calculate based on Table 2, we increase the number of employees by 25%. This brings the number of employees working for covered contractors and subcontractors in FY 2008 to 3,742,395 (2,993,916* 1.25 = 3,742,395). Once we estimate the number of employees that are working for a covered contractor or subcontractor we multiply this by the BLS turnover rate of 40.7% to determine that the expected turnover in FY 2008 would be 1,523,155 (3,742,395 * .407 = 1,523,155). The total population of employees that would be required to be vetted through E-verify in FY 2008 is 1,928,176 (324,017 (new direct labor employees due to new contractors) + 81,004 (due to an estimated 5% growth) + 1,523,155 (turnover) = 1,928,176). Again, this FY 2008 estimate is based on using FY 2007 as the initial year and FY 2008 as the first recurring year. Now that we have an estimate of the number of employees vetted in FY 2008, we are able to update this estimate to reflect anticipated future growth in order to approximate the number of employees vetted in FY 2010. Assuming a 5% future growth rate, the number of employees that are anticipated to be vetted in FY 2010 is 2,125,814. This number is calculated by multiplying the FY 2008 estimate of 1,928,176 employees X 1.05 to equal the FY 2009 estimate of 2,024,585 and then multiplying the FY 2009 estimate of 2,024,585 X 1.05 to equal the FY 2010 estimate of 2,125,814. Table 3 provides an estimate of the number of initial employees that would need to be enrolled in E-Verify as well as the number of new employees that would be required to be enrolled in E-Verify. Table 3: Number of Initial and New Employees Vetted Through the E-Verify Program  3. Cost Analysis Startup Costs All companies wishing to enroll in the E-Verify program are required to first register online and sign a memorandum of understanding. Registration E-Verify Registration is a ten minute process completed online that we expect will be completed by an employee equivalent to a Human Resources manager. A registration wizard is designed to assist employers in determining which access method will best suite their company needs. The HR manager is required to enter the company contact information, including the number of company locations for which E-Verify will be used and the address of these locations. Within 24 hours the HR manger will receive an email from E-Verify that includes their username and password. According to the National Compensation Survey provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the average hourly labor rate for an HR manager is $34.52. For the purpose of this analysis we have multiplied the base wage rate of $34.52 by 1.4 to account for the cost of employee benefits such as paid leave, insurance, retirement, etc. The fully burdened wage rate of the average HR manager is thus estimated at $48.33 per hour ($34.52 * 1.4). Table 4 provides the expected number of hours that an HR manager will need to complete the online registration and the percentage of companies that will be expected to complete this process. Table 4: Initial Registration PersonnelFully Loaded Labor Rate Hours % of Companies Expected to RegisterHR Manager $ 48.33 0.17100% Memorandum of Understanding At the end of registration, the company is required to read and sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that provides the terms of agreement between the employer, SSA and USCIS. Only an employee who has signatory authority for the employer can sign the MOU. Prior to January 2007 employers were required to sign and fax in the last two pages of the MOU, however, recently the signing of the MOU has become available in an electronic format similar to software agreements that provide a button which must be checked stating that the user agrees to the terms and conditions of the contract. It is expected that each company will have an HR manager review the MOU and that many companies will also have a lawyer and/or a general manager review the MOU. Based on DHS experience with companies currently enrolled in E-Verify, we estimate that about 25% of the companies will have legal counsel review the MOU and that this will take approximately one hour. It is also expected that 40% of companies will have a general manager review the MOU and we estimate the general manager review will take a thirty minutes. The process of reading and signing is not expected to take more than thirty minutes for an HR manager. Using the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) labor estimates we determined that the average hourly labor rate for a general manager is $43.52 and the average hourly labor rate for legal counsel is $54.35. In order to account for other benefits such as insurance, vacation leave, etc. we again used a multiplier of 1.4, which equals a fully loaded labor rate of $60.93 ($43.52 * 1.4) for a general manger and $76.09 ($54.35 * 1.4) for legal counsel. Table 5 provides the amount of time that company employees are expected to spend reviewing and approving the MOU. Table 5: Read and Sign Memorandum of Understanding PersonnelFully Loaded Labor RateHours% of Personnel Expected to Read MOULegal Counsel $ 76.09 125%General Manager $ 60.93 0.540%HR Manager $ 48.33 0.5100% Implementation Designated Personnel Training Each employee responsible for entering new employees into E-Verify must take an online tutorial. The employer has the option to designate an employee as one of the following: a Corporate Administrator, a Program Administrator or a General User. A Corporate Administrator is someone who has management oversight authority of the employer's hiring sites that participate in the program but generally does not perform employment eligibility verification queries. The Corporate Administrators role enables oversight of all the company sites participating in the E-Verify. Once registered, this individual will be able to register company sites, add and delete users at company sites, and view reports generated by company sites. For the purpose of this analysis we estimate that anybody designated as a Corporate Administrator is a relatively senior company official and is the equivalent of a general manager. A Program Administrator is responsible for creating user accounts at his or her site for Corporate Administrators and General Users. They have the capability to view reports, perform queries, update profile information, and unlock user accounts. For the purpose of this analysis we estimate that anybody designated as a Program Administrator is the equivalent of an HR manager. A General User performs verification queries, views reports, and has the capability to update their personal user profile. For the purpose of this analysis we estimate that a General User is the equivalent of an HR specialist. Training time will vary depending upon the type of user a person is designated as. The Corporate Administrators and General Users tutorial are both expected to take approximately 1.5 hours, while the Program Administrators tutorial is expected to take approximately 2.5 hours. We have assumed that there will be .5 recurring training hours for the Program Administrators and the General Users as it is expected that there will be some periodic changes and updates to the E-Verify system. As there is expected to be turnover, these training costs are both an initial and a recurring cost. Table 6 below represents the current number and type of HR personnel that we expect a company will allocate to use the E-Verify program along with training costs. Table 6: Estimated Number of HR Personnel and Training Costs PersonnelRatio of Users Per Employer*Annual Number of New HiresFully Loaded Hourly Wage RateInitial Training Hours RequiredRecurring Training Hours RequiredCorporate Administrators 0.17  0.07  $ 60.93 1.50Program Administrators 1.50  0.61  $ 48.33 2.50.5General Users 0.48  0.20  $ 37.07 1.50.5* Information contained in the Ratio of Users per Employer column is based on information of the companies enrolled in the E-Verify program as of February 2008. Computer and Internet Costs A computer and internet access are required to use the E-Verify system. While we believe that employers will already have a computer and an internet connection since they are federal contractors, there may be a very small number of companies that do not have a computer or internet connection at their hiring site. Many companies have hiring sites or multiple hiring sites that are not co-located with the company headquarters or the location where the employees perform work for the government. Consequently, for the purpose of this analysis, we have assumed that 2% of the E-Verify registrants will need to purchase both a computer and internet access for their hiring site. We also assume that if a company is required to purchase a computer they would only buy a basic computer that would allow them to access the internet and that the computer would cost $400. As such, the computer cost incurred for the initial year would be $1.3 million (168,624 contractors * .02 * $400 = $1.3 million). In addition, it is expected that in 4 years a company will need to purchase a replacement computer. Those companies that start contracting with the government in year 1 and continue to contract with the government would need to replace their computers in years 4 and 8. Each firm requiring a computer would need internet access as well. Based on our research the cost of internet access varies between $7 and $40 per month depending on the provider and type of service used. For the purpose of this analysis we assume that the cost of internet access that companies would select would fall within the midrange of those prices and estimate the cost to be $20 per month or $240 per year. For the initial year of the program, the cost for internet access would be $1.0 million (168,624 * .02 * $240 = $0.8 million). Table 7 reflects the annual cost for computers and internet access. We request comments indicating the extent that covered federal contractors or subcontractors may need to purchase a computer and/or internet connection for their hiring site. If we do not receive comments indicating that covered federal contractors or subcontractors would need to purchase a computer and/or internet connection, we may eliminate this category of costs in the final rule. Table 7: Cost of New & Replacement Computers and Internet Access  Total Annual Startup and E-Verify User Training Costs The total annual startup and user training costs for the 10 year period of analysis for E-Verify are $439.8 million. By far the biggest driver of the startup costs is training, $374.7 million, with Employer Enrollment (Registration & MOU), $40.3 million, as the second biggest driver. Table 8: Total Annual Contractor Startup and E-Verify User Training Costs  Employee Verification Submission of Information After hiring a new employee the employer completes the Employment Eligibility Verification form (Form I-9) which is required for all new hires regardless of E-Verify participation. Then employers participating in the E-Verify program must submit an electronic query through the E-Verify website that includes information from sections 1 and 2 of the Form I-9, including the employee's name, date of birth, Social Security number (SSN) and citizenship status. For non-citizen employees, an Alien or nonimmigrant Admission number is also required. For both citizens and non-citizens, the types of documents provided on the Form I-9 to establish work authorization and proof of identity must be submitted and in most cases, the identifying number on the document and any document expiration dates.. Approximately 35% of the non-citizens whose information is entered into E-Verify undergo an additional processing step using the Photo Screening Tool. The photo screening tool enables employers to determine whether certain documents produced to complete Form I-9 are fraudulent, to more accurately verify an employees identity, and to help prevent identity theft. The Photo Screening Tool step of E-Verify currently applies to non-citizens who choose to provide a DHS document with a photograph for completion of the Form I-9. Accepted documents with photographs include Form I-551 Permanent Resident Card (PRC or Green Card) and Form I-766 Employment Authorization Document (EAD). If the employee does not provide one of these documents, the Photo Screening Step will not apply. When the photo screening tool is triggered, the employer must determine whether the photo on the employees documentation and the photo displayed in E-Verify reasonably appear identical and select yes, no, or cannot determine. For new hires, employers must initiate the query before the end of three business days after the new hires actual start date. Existing employees that have been assigned to a federal contract, but whose information the employer has not previously submitted through the E-Verify system, must be verified within 30 days of the employers enrollment in E-Verify or contract award, or within three days of the employees assignment to the federal contract. A response to the initial query is sent within seconds of submitting the query. The E-Verify program validates the information against Social Security Databases and then, if the employee has indicated that he or she is not a U.S. citizen the information is sent to USCIS where the employees information is validated by the Department of Homeland Securitys Databases. If the employees information is returned as authorized, the E-Verify process is complete. DHS estimates that it takes approximately 5 minutes to enter this information into the computer and submit the query. For those employers who have to go through the photo screening step we estimate that it will take an additional 5 minutes to run the query and photocopy the document. SSA Tentative Nonconfirmation If SSA is unable to verify information presented by the worker, the employer will receive a SSA tentative nonconfirmation notice. This does not necessarily mean that the employee is not authorized to work. When this happens the HR personnel would first double-check that the information that was entered into the system is correct. If the data is not correct then the HR personnel would correct the information and resubmit the query. If, however, the data entered is correct then the HR personnel would print out a written notice, called a Notice to Employee of Tentative Nonconfirmation. Based on current E-Verify estimates it should take no longer than 5 minutes to verify the data and either resubmit the data if it was originally incorrect, or if correct to print out a copy of the tentative nonconfirmation notice. Of the employees vetted through E-Verify, We estimate that 5.1% will receive a tentative nonconfirmation notice from SSA. The employer is required to provide the employee a written notice of the tentative nonconfirmation and to explain the employees option to contest or not contest the finding. The employee must check a box on the notice stating that he/she contests or does not contest the tentative nonconfirmation, and both the worker and the employer must sign the notice. It is estimated that this will take approximately 10 minutes for both the employer and the employee to read and sign the form. We request comments on this 10 minute estimate. Employee Contests SSA Findings Based on DHSs experience with the E-Verify program, we estimate that of the total number of employees vetted through E-Verify, 1.6% will receive a tentative nonconfirmation and choose to contest it. When this is the case the employer prints a second notice, called a Referral Letter. This letter provides an explanation as to why SSA was unable to verify the employees information. The main reasons for an employee receiving a nonconfirmation are due to either the date of birth, name or both not agreeing with the SSA number, an invalid SSN, or because SSA was unable to confirm U.S. Citizenship. The letter also provides a phone number for the employee to call if they have questions or need to determine the nearest SSA office. In order to contest an SSA tentative nonconfirmation the employee must go in person to an SSA office within in 8 Federal work days and provide SSA with paperwork that verifies their age, identity and citizenship or alien status.  We estimate that the process of printing and reviewing the referral letter will take approximately 10 minutes. Resolution of the SSA Nonconfirmation The 1.6% of employees who receive a tentative nonconfirmation and choose to resolve the SSA nonconfirmation must travel to an SSA office to resolve the tentative nonconfirmation. Westat determined in their September 2007 report that the amount of time employees spent resolving their cases ranged between 2 hours and a full day. Due to the wide range of time that employees reported having spent correcting their information at SSA we assume for the purpose of this analysis that the time required for an employee to visit a local social security office would be a full day or 8 hours. This includes the total time that the employee must take to resolve the SSA issue. In addition to the time that an employee must take to go to the SSA office and resolve their issue there is also an expense incurred to travel to the SSA office. For the purpose of this analysis we used the Privately Owned Vehicle Reimbursement Rate of $0.485/mile to determine the cost of travel to and from the SSA office. We do not have the data which will provide us with a precise estimate of the number of miles that the average employee must travel when visiting the SSA. However, considering that SSA has over 1,300 field offices nationwide we believe that using a round-trip mileage estimate of 60 miles is a reasonable estimate. Some individuals living in rural areas may need to travel further distances; however, these instances are likely to be offset by the number of instances in urban areas where the distance traveled to and from the local SSA office is far less than 60 miles. The mileage cost for the trip to and from the SSA is approximately $29 ($0.485/mile * 60 miles). The opportunity cost of time for the employees is approximately $359 (8 hours * $44.90 wage rate). Based on the experience to date with E-verify, we estimate that SSA queries with a final nonconfirmation outcome represent 4.7% of all transactions. If the employee chooses not to contest the findings, or does not show up at SSA this is considered the equivalent of a final nonconfirmation. Similarly, if an employee is unable to resolve their issue with SSA it will result in a final nonconfirmation. At the end of the 10 federal government work days or sooner if the employee has resolved the issue, SSA will update E-Verify and the employer is automatically notified through the system. At this point the employee either receives a confirmation of work authorization or a final nonconfirmation. Only with a final nonconfirmation may the employee be terminated from the company based on their employment eligibility status. Table 9 presents the percentage of employees and the expected hourly burden per employee for both the employer and the employee. While 100% of the queries initially go through SSA, once SSA has determined that the employee is not a U.S. citizen their case is passed on to USCIS for authorization. The percentages derived in Table 9 are based on the overall population of queries not just the ones handled by SSA. Table 9: E-Verify Hours Required to Verify Each New Hire through SSA ActivityPersonnelHours Per VerificationCost Per Verification% of Overall PopulationEmployer Enters I-9 Form Data into QueryHR Specialist0.08 $ 2.97 100.0%Employer Verifies Accuracy of Data & Prints SSA Tentative Nonconfirmation NoticeHR Specialist0.08 $ 2.97 5.11%Employer Informs Employee of SSA Tentative NonconfirmationHR Specialist0.17 $ 6.30 5.11%Employee0.17 $ 7.63 5.11%Employee States Intent to ContestHR Specialist0.17 $ 6.30 1.59%Employee Visits SSA OfficeEmployee8.00 $ 359.20 0.65%Employer Closes CaseHR Specialist0.02 $ 0.74 5.11% Submission of Information to DHS Photo Screening Tool Process The Photo Screening Tool step of E-Verify currently applies to non-citizens who choose to provide a DHS document with a photograph for completion of the Form I-9. If the employee does not provide a photo document the E-Verify query process will be exactly the same as before. Currently, approximately 35% of the non-citizens (which reflects 3.8% of the overall queries) that are entered into E-Verify under go this additional processing step. When the photo screening tool is triggered, the employer must determine whether the photo on the employees documentation and the photo displayed in E-Verify reasonably appear identical and select yes, no, or cannot determine. The employer must also photocopy the document and keep it on file. For the purposes of this analysis we assume that the process of photocopying and verifying the employees document in E-Verify will take approximately 5 minutes. For those businesses where the hiring site is not located in the same office as the personnel processing center is located, the photocopy of the employees document will need to be sent to the personnel office and kept on file. Since we do not know which businesses will be required to mail the photocopy to personnel, for the purpose of this analysis, we have assumed that every office that is required to use the photo screening tool will need to mail a photocopy of the employees document to their personnel office. We estimate the cost for the photocopy to be $1 per employee and the cost of postage to be .50 cents per employee. DHS Initial Verification If the SSA database information matches the employee information and the employee is identified as a non-citizen on the Form I-9, the Form I-9 information is forwarded from SSA to USCIS to determine whether the employee is work-authorized. DHS has three stages where an employee can be authorized in their verification process. In the first stage USCIS has been able to automatically match and verify that the employee is work authorized in approximately 83.1% of the cases they receive (which reflects 9.1% of the overall queries). We assume this rate is applicable to future use of E-verify. When a match and authorization results, a notification is immediately sent to the employer and no further action is needed. If DHS is not automatically able to authorize the employee then it is sent to the second stage for verification. DHS Second Stage Verification In the second stage verification, we estimate that of the other approximately 16.9% of the cases that were sent to USCIS but were unable to be verified (1.8% of the overall queries), an immigration status verifier (ISV) manually checks USCIS records and a DHS verification in progress notice is sent to the employer. During this stage 10.6% of the total number of queries sent to USCIS (1.1% of the overall number of queries) have been approved, and we assume this rate will be consistent in the future. For those cases that the ISV is able to approve, the employer is electronically notified of the worker authorization and no further action is required for the employee to begin working. Those cases where the ISV is unable to authorize the employees eligibility to work are sent on to the third stage of verification. DHS Third Stage Verification In the third stage the remaining 6.3% of the estimated cases sent to USCIS (0.7% of the overall number of queries) where the ISV is unable to verify the workers employment authorization, the employer will receive a DHS tentative Nonconfirmation notice from USCIS. Upon receiving the notice of tentative nonconfirmation the employer would first double-check that the information that was entered into the system is correct. If the data is not correct then the employer would correct the information and resubmit the query. If, however, the data entered is correct then the employer would print out a written notice, called a Notice to Employee of Tentative Nonconfirmation. Based on current E-Verify estimates it should take no longer than 5 minutes to verify the data and either resubmit the data if it was originally incorrect or if correct to print out a copy of the tentative nonconfirmation. The employer is required to provide the employee with a written notice of the tentative nonconfirmation and to explain the employees option to contest or not contest the finding. The employee must check a box on the notice stating that he or she contests/does not contest the tentative nonconfirmation, and both the worker and the employer must sign the notice. There are a variety of reasons that an employee can receive a notice of tentative nonconfirmation from DHS such as, name changes, changes in immigration status that are not reflected in USCIS databases, or an invalid Alien or Nonimmigrant Admission Number. It is estimated that this will take approximately 10 minutes for both the employer and the employee to read and sign the form. Employee Contests DHS Findings Of the estimated 6.3% of employees vetted through the USCIS database (which reflects 0.7% of overall number of queries) that receive a DHS tentative nonconfirmation letter we estimate approximately 3.9% would choose to contest (0.4% of the total number of queries). If the employee chooses to contest the HR person prints a second notice, called a Referral Letter. This letter provides an explanation as to why DHS was unable to verify the employees information and a phone number in order to contact DHS to resolve the issue. The employee must call DHS via the 1-800 number provided on their referral letter within 8 Federal government work days. The process of printing and reviewing the referral letter is expected to take approximately 10 minutes. Resolution of the DHS Nonconfirmation Only 1.3% of the employees that are referred to USCIS for verification have resolved their issue in the third stage of the process (0.2% of the overall number of queries). DHS estimates that it will take approximately two hours for an employee to call or fax USCIS to determine the problem and resolve the issue. These two hours include the time that it will take for an employee to gather the appropriate paperwork, speak with USCIS and if necessary fax them supporting documents. DHS assumes that the employer will provide the employee with the use of a telephone and fax machine in order to resolve the issue. Once the issue is resolved USCIS will electronically send the results to the employer and the employee is authorized to work. DHS Final Nonconfirmation The estimated remaining 5% (6.3% less the 1.3% that were authorized) of employees referred to USCIS (this reflects 0.5% of the overall queries) to resolve their issue either do not contact USCIS or in a very small number of cases are found to be employment unauthorized. When this is the case, USCIS considers this the equivalent of a final nonconfirmation and the employer will be notified of the DHS no show, or the DHS Employment Unauthorized. Only with a final nonconfirmation may the employee be terminated from the company. It is estimated that this procedure will take approximately 1 minute. Table 10 presents the hourly burden per employee verification for both the employer and the employee. The percentages derived in Table 10 are based on the overall population of queries not just the ones handled by DHS. For example, 0.7% of the overall number of queries will receive a tentative nonconfirmation notice from DHS. Table 10: E-Verify Hours Required to Verify Each New Hire ActivityPersonnelHours Per EmployeeCost Per Verification% of Overall PopulationEmployer Enters I-9 Form Data into QueryHR Specialist0.08 $ 2.97 100.0%Employer Photocopies and Verifies Photo IDHR Specialist0.08 $ 2.97 3.80%Employer Verifies Accuracy of Data & Prints DHS Tentative Nonconfirmation NoticeHR Specialist0.08 $ 2.97 0.69%Employer Informs Employee of the DHS NonconfirmationHR Specialist0.17 $ 6.30 0.69%Employee0.17 $ 7.63 0.69%Employee ContestsHR Specialist0.17 $ 6.30 0.42%Employee Calls DHSEmployee2.00 $ 89.80 0.14%Employer Closes CaseHR Specialist0.02 $ 0.74 0.69% Chart 2 represents the final status of total percentage of employees verified through the E-Verify program. In total, slightly less than 95% of the employees are authorized to work. The remaining 5% of the employees were either unable to resolve their case with SSA and/or USCIS or did not attempt to resolve the issue. Chart 2: Final Case Resolution by Percentage (January 2007 June 2007)  Cost of Verifying Employees through E-VERIFY Table 11 details both the employers cost of verifying their current employees and new hires as well as the cost to the employees that have to resolve their cases with SSA or USCIS. The total cost to the employers over the 10 year period is $184.1 million while the total cost for the employees is $5.2 million. The combined total cost over the 10 year period is $189.3 million. Table 11: Cost to Verify Each New Hire Through E-Verify  Employee Replacement (Turnover) Costs Termination and replacement costs for unauthorized workers are not included in this analysis as a cost of complying with the associated E-Verify rulemaking. Turnover associated with employers replacement of illegal workers is a cost that follows from the INAs prohibition against hiring or continuing to employ aliens whom the employer knows are not authorized to work in the United States. INA section 274A(a)(1), (a)(2). Any employment of aliens whom the employer knows are not authorized to work in the United States is a violation of the law. As the INA expressly prohibits employers from hiring or continuing to employ aliens whom the employers know are not authorized to work in the United States, the costs to an employer that result from a workers unauthorized status are attributable to the INA rather than to the E-Verify rulemaking. However, to the extent the E-verify rulemaking could result in the termination of a worker authorized to work in the United States, such termination and replacement costs could be considered costs resulting from the E-Verify rule. Turnover costs include the direct costs of terminating an employee, such as the administrative functions related to the termination, costs of finding an appropriate replacement (advertising, interviewing applicants, background checks, etc.), and additional overtime by other employees to cover for the loss of the terminated employees services. In addition to these direct costs, employers incur indirect costs such as lost productivity due to the job vacancy and the learning curve necessary for a new employee to learn the job. We expect the termination of authorized workers due to the E-Verify rule to happen only under very unusual circumstances. The authorized worker has an economic incentive to ensure his/her name, date of birth, and SSN properly match SSAs records; both to preserve his/her job, and to ensure that he or she receives full credit for the contributions made into Social Security in order to maximize the amount of Social Security benefits he or she will receive in retirement. In addition, since the accompanying E-Verify rule applies to such a large number of federal contractors, the authorized employee who chooses not to resolve a tentative non confirmation would in effect be opting out of employment in the federal contracting sector. Nevertheless, there may be some circumstances in which an authorized employee could be terminated due to a final non confirmation. For example, an authorized worker could simply refuse to visit his/her local Social Security office to correct the circumstances causing his/her name and SSN not to match SSAs records. In order to estimate the cost to the employer of terminating authorized workers, we need to know both the rate at which authorized workers would be terminated and the per capita termination and replacement costs incurred by the employer. Unfortunately, we do not have empirical data on which to base an authorized worker termination rate. Due to the previously discussed economic incentives for the employee to correct the circumstances causing the tentative non-confirmation, we believe the rate would be very low. For the purpose of this analysis, we will assume a termination rate of 2 percent for authorized workers. This 2 percent termination rate represents workers who are: (1) authorized to work in the United States, and (2) receive a tentative non confirmation, and (3) choose not to take the necessary steps required to correct the tentative non confirmation. This cost analysis uses a SSA tentative non confirmation rate of rate of 5.1% and a DHS tentative non confirmation rate of .7% for a total tentative non confirmation rate 5.8%. We also use a SSA tentative non confirmation resolution rate (the employee resolves the issue) of .4% and a DHS tentative non confirmation resolution rate of .1%, for a total resolution rate of .5%. If we subtract the .5% resolution rate from the 5.8% tentative non confirmation rate, we have a rate of 5.3% of the cases where the tentative non confirmation is not resolved and the employee is terminated. Multiplying the 5.3% non confirmation rate by our rough estimate of 2% of authorized workers who choose not to resolve the non confirmation yields a rate of .106%. This .106% represents our estimate of the overall percentage of employees that are vetted through E-Verify, are authorized to work, but for whatever reason, ignore the economic incentive to correct a non confirmation and are consequently terminated. As we previously stated, we dont have the empirical data on which to base an authorized worker termination rate, but we believe this 2-percent estimate to be a reasonable estimate for the purpose of preparing a cost estimate for the E-Verify rule. Also, the DHS tentative non confirmation rate of .7% used in this cost analysis is based on employees whose employers are presently enrolled in the E-Verify program and is likely to be a higher rate than the rate of final non confirmations received by employees of contractors enrolled due to the accompanying E-Verify rule as many of the employees working on federal contracts are required to be U.S. citizens. Also, as we previously stated, since the accompanying E-Verify rule applies to such a large number of federal contractors, the authorized employee who chooses not to resolve a tentative non confirmation would in effect be opting out of employment in the federal contracting sector. Such differences between the current E-Verify population and the population of companies that would be required to be newly enrolled due to the rule may mean a lower rate of employees that receive a tentative non-confirmation and ultimately a final non-confirmation. Concerning the costs of employee turnover, there are several studies that provide estimates of the costs to the employer on which we can base a rough estimate: A study conducted by the Cornell Hotel & Restaurant Administration Quarterly and published in year 2000 estimated turnover costs in Miami hotels for several occupations. The cost of turnover was estimated to be $1,333 for room service wait staff, $2,077 for a line cook, $3,383 for a gift-shop clerk, $5,965 for a front-office associate, and $7,658 for an administrative assistant (sales and catering). The authors also estimated the cost of replacing a front office associate in a New York City hotel. A front office associate in New York City was estimated to cost an average of approximately $12,250 to replace.  This study was a comprehensive analysis of both the direct and indirect costs of turnover and included such indirect costs as lost productivity. The authors noted that the direct, easily measurable hard costs associated with turnover account for less than half of total costs and although over half of turnovers costs are indirect and difficult to measure, they still exist and are felt by the organization. A study conducted by the University of Massachusetts Political Economy Research Institute in the year 2000 found that employers located in Santa Monica, California estimated their costs to replace an existing non-managerial worker with a new worker to be $2,090. Workers were predominately from hotels, restaurants, and retail establishments. Replacement costs estimated by employers included separation, search, and training costs, but did not include lost productivity. A study conducted in 2004 suggests that a minimum direct cost of turnover per worker of at least $2,500 is supported by the existing empirical literature on frontline turnover costs in long-term care as well as low-wage service employment generally. The author also stated the indirect costs of turnover may be substantial and tend to be overlooked because they are less visible and harder to measure. A study conducted by the Coca-Cola Research Council in the year 2000 found that the turnover costs of replacing a supermarket cashier range from $2,286 to $4,313, and the costs of replacing other hourly personnel (i.e., baggers and stockers) range from $3,372 to $4,291.  This study included both direct costs and opportunity costs. The authors of the studies we reviewed noted the uncertainty in measuring indirect costs, which may be a large portion of the overall turnover costs. Given this uncertainty, for the purpose of this economic analysis, we will use an estimate of $5,000 to calculate the turnover costs of authorized employees terminated due to the E-Verify rule. A $5,000 estimate is well within the range of turnover costs cited by the literature we reviewed, and we believe it is a reasonable number for purposes of our analysis. However, there are two additional factors that should be noted when considering this $5,000 estimate. We have previously assumed that the average federal contractor earns a higher salary than the overall national average salary. We considered making an upward adjustment to the $5,000 turnover cost estimate, as it reasonable to assume that higher earning personnel would represent a higher turnover cost. However, much of the turnover costs estimated by the literature are based on the costs an employer incurs by spending many months providing on the job training for new personnel. We do not believe that those training costs would be fully incurred by covered contractors or subcontractors for certain employees. As discussed below, some employees will chose to leave the contractors employment before the training has been completed and consequently, the employer would incur less than the full $5,000 in turnover costs. Under the accompanying E-Verify rulemaking, all new hires of a covered contractor or subcontractor are required to be vetted through the E-Verify system. When an employee is informed of a tentative non-confirmation, that employee is given eight federal government work days to contact the appropriate federal agency to contest the tentative non-confirmation. To the extent that a newly hired authorized employee receives a tentative non-confirmation and decides not to contest it, that employee is not spending months of time on the job being trained and the employer would not be incurring the cost of fully training a new hire Accordingly, the upward pressure on the $5,000 per person turnover cost estimate due to the relatively higher salaries of federal contractors would be offset to a certain extent by the new hires that receive a tentative non-confirmation but leave their employer before the on the job training was fully completed. We do not know the full extent that these two offsetting pressures on the $5,000 turnover cost estimate counteract each other, but as the effects are offsetting, we have decided not to change the $5,000 estimate and use it in our analysis for a proxy of the turnover cost of an authorized employee terminated due to the E-Verify rule. As discussed previously, we do not consider the cost of complying with preexisting immigration statutes to be a direct cost of this rulemaking, although complying with preexisting immigration statutes will likely impose a cost on covered contractors. Employers that have to replace a large number of unauthorized workers may find the employee replacement (turnover) costs incurred by replacing employees that are not authorized to work in the United States to be fairly significant. See Table 12 below for the cost calculations. Table 12: Authorized Employee Replacement (Turnover) Costs  Employer & Employee Cost of Using the E-Verify System Table 13 details both the employers cost of verifying their current employees and new hires as well as the cost to the employees that have to resolve their cases with SSA or USCIS. The total cost to the employers over the 10 year period is $768.5 million while the total cost for the employees is $5.2 million. The combined total cost over the 10 year period is $773.6 million. Table 13: Total Non-Government Cost of the E-Verify -FAR Rule  Government Costs Government operating costs can be grouped into three main areas, the cost for each query run, the cost for DHS to resolve a tentative nonconfirmation, and the cost for SSA to resolve a tentative nonconfirmation. For each query that an employer runs for an employee verification it costs DHS .26 cents. This is the cost to run the employees information through the databases and to verify that the employee is legally able to work in the U.S. For a DHS tentative nonconfirmation it is estimated that it costs DHS $6.80 to research and either authorize or determine that the employee is not authorized to work in the U.S. This includes the time and cost for an ISV as well as other operating costs. Lastly, for an SSA tentative nonconfirmation the cost for SSA to resolve the case is $25.00. This is based on an agreement between SSA and DHS. In total the 10 year cost to DHS is approximately $11.8 million with an average annual cost of $1.2 million. Table 14: Government Costs for E-Verify  Overall Costs Table 15 reflects the total 10 year undiscounted cost of E-Verify for the employers, employees and DHS. Over the 10 year period the total cost for the E-Verify program is $785.4 million with the biggest driver being the startup costs and ongoing training costs. Table 15: Undiscounted 10 Year Cost of E-Verify  Tables 16 and 17 are the 10 year costs of E-Verify discounted at 7% and 3% respectively. Table 16: Discounted 10 Year Cost of E-Verify (7% Discount)  Table 17: Discounted 10 Year Cost of E-Verify (3% Discount)  Table 18 reflects the total 10 year cost of the E-Verify for the employers, employees and DHS at both the 7% and 3% discount rates. At a 7% discount rate the initial year cost of the program is $107.0 million and the total cost is $550.3 million over the 10 year period. At a 3% discount rate the initial year cost of the program is $111.2 million and the total cost of the E-Verify program over the 10 year period is $668.9 million. Table 18: Total 10 Year Cost for E-Verify with a 7% and 3% Discount Rate (both Federal Government and Non-Government Costs)  4. Benefits Statement Because illegal aliens are at risk of being apprehended in immigration enforcement actions, contractors who hire illegal aliens will necessarily have a more unstable workforce than contractors who do not hire unauthorized workers. Given the vulnerabilities in the paper I-9 system, many employers that do not knowingly employ illegal aliens nevertheless have unauthorized workers, undetected, on their workforce. This rule will promote economy and efficiency in Government procurement. Stability and dependability are important elements of economy and efficiency. A contractor whose work force is unstable will likely be less able to produce goods and services economically and efficiently than a contractor whose work force is more stable. Because of the Executive Branchs obligation to enforce the immigration laws, including the detection and removal of illegal aliens identified through vigorous worksite enforcement, contractors that employ illegal aliens cannot rely on the continuing availability and service of those illegal workers, and such contractors inevitably will have a less stable and less dependable work force than contractors that do not employ such persons. Where a contractor assigns illegal aliens to work on federal contracts, the enforcement of Federal immigration laws imposes a direct risk of disruption, delay, and increased expense in Federal contracting. Therefore, we consider such contractors to be less dependable procurement sources, even if they do not knowingly hire or knowingly continue to employ unauthorized workers. Contractors that use E-Verify to confirm the employment eligibility of their workforce are much less likely to face immigration enforcement actions, and generally should be more efficient and dependable procurement sources than contractors that do not use that system to verify the work eligibility of their workforce. In addition, rigorous employment verification through E-Verify will help contractors to confirm the identity of the persons working on federal contracts, enhancing national security at less expense to the government than it would cost for contractors to undergo more rigorous background investigations. This is likely to be particularly beneficial where contractors operate at sensitive national infrastructure sites. 5. Analysis of Alternative For this analysis we considered the alternative of only requiring newly hired employees of the contractor to be vetted through E-Verify. That is, any employee that is currently working for a covered contractor would not be required to be vetted through E-Verify. It is important to note that the total number of covered contractors and subcontractors that would be required to enroll in E-Verify would not be reduced by this alternative (compared to the proposed rule). Accordingly, the startup costs incurred by covered contractors and subcontractors would not be reduced by this alternative. We do not expect that training costs would be reduced under this new hires only alternative, although some small reduction is a possibility. Over the 10 year period of analysis, the total number of employees that are expected to be vetted by E-Verify under this alternative is approximately 25% less than the number required to be vetted by the proposed rule. In the initial year the rule is expected to be effective (2009), there are 50% fewer employees vetted under the new hires only alternative and an increased chance that employer may spend less on training for that initial year. Nevertheless, the data we have shows that employers are not currently training very many employees to run queries the E-Verify system.  Given the relatively small number of individuals that are anticipated to receive the E-Verify training at each employer, the extent of reductions in training costs strictly from a reduction in the number of queries submitted is unclear. All employers enrolled in E-Verify will need at least one trained person to run queries, and we anticipate many employers will prefer to have one trained person and a back-up person available. We request comments on the extent to which the new hires only alternative would result in reduced training costs. Assuming startup costs would be unchanged, this alternative would result in a cost reduction of approximately $21.2 million (7% NPV) in the initial year and approximately $62.4 million (7% NPV) over the 10 year period due to fewer employees being vetted through E-verify. Table 19 shows the reduction in the number of employees that would need to be vetted through E-Verify if the proposed rule applied to new hires. In the initial year, there is a reduction of 2.1 million employees vetted since 100% of the existing employees assigned to work directly on a covered contract no longer would need to be vetted. Table 19: Reduction in the Number of Employees if Only Newly Hired Employees are Vetted Through E-Verify  Table 20 shows the reduction in cost of the alternative of only vetting new hires. Alternative 1 is estimated to cost $487.9 million over 10 years and a 7% NPV, a $62.4 million reduction when compared to the proposed rules cost of $ 550.3 million at a 7% NPV. Table 20: Reduction in Cost if Only Newly Hired Employees are Vetted Through E-Verify (7% & 3% NPV)  Comparing Covering Only New Hires to Covering New Hires & All Assigned Employees We have tentatively concluded that covering new hires and all assigned employees (i.e. those performing work under a covered contract) justifies the cost to employers and the government. Requiring employment eligibility confirmation of all workers assigned to a new Government contract is most consistent with the Federal governments own obligation to use E-Verify when hiring Federal employees, and will most effectively ensure that the Federal government does not indirectly exploit an illegal labor force. Because of vulnerabilities in the paper-based I-9 system for confirming the work authorization of persons employed in the United States, many employers, including Federal contractors, may have unwittingly hired unauthorized workers that remain on their workforce. If such persons are assigned to work on federal contracts, both the contractor and the contracting Federal agency incur the risk that those persons might be detected and apprehended through immigration enforcement actions, or that such persons might abandon their post out of fear of being detected and removed from the United States. In either case, the Federal contract to which such persons are assigned will be directly affected, likely disrupting work on the contract and imposing costs on both the contractor and the Federal contracting agency that would not arise if the contract workforce consisted only of legal workers. Under ordinary turnover rates, however, the use of E-Verify for all new hires will eventually reduce the likelihood that federal contracts will be staffed by persons unauthorized to work in the United States. But such a turnover-based approach will take many years, and a system aimed only at new hires leaves open the possibility that unauthorized workers hired by entities not engaged in Federal contract work could be transferred or detailed to a corporate affiliate to work on a Federal contract. The councils concluded that the fastest and most effective way to minimize the risk that Federal contracts might rely on labor provided by unauthorized workers was to require that all persons assigned to work on a Federal contract to have their employment eligibility confirmed through E-Verify. 6. Small Entity Information In order to further inform our analysis of the economic impact of this rule on small entities, we considered the cost impact of the rule on 4 sizes of entities. We estimated the compliance cost of the proposed rule on hypothetical contractors with 10, 50, 100, and 500 employees. Below, we have presented detailed results of the cost impact of this rule on the contractors with 10 and 50 employees and summary results of the compliance cost of rule on contractors with 100 and 500 employees. Ten Employee Contractor We estimate the average cost of this rule to a contractor with 10 employees to be $419 in the initial year (See Table 21). The initial year cost is the year with the highest compliance cost as the contractor is incurring the start-up costs of enrolling in E-Verify in addition to incurring the costs of vetting new employees through the E-Verify system. These start-up costs include initial registration, completing the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), training of the personnel designated to run E-Verify queries, and a 2% probability that the firm would need to purchase a computer and internet service for the hiring site. Table 21: Undiscounted 10 Year Cost for a 10 Employee Firm  *Please note that totals may not sum due to rounding. In order to estimate the cost of this rule on an entity with 10 employees, we are applying the same type of compliance cost structure as previously described in this cost analysis. Table 22 shows the calculation of the Start-up and E-Verify User Training Costs for the initial year, which are estimated to be $234. For this small contractor, we assume that only one manager (at a fully loaded hourly cost of $48.33) would be involved with the start-up process instead of two managers, as a 10 employee contractor would be expected to have fewer management layers than a larger firm. However, we did continue to assume that 25% of contractors would use an attorney to assist with the MOU review as some contractors may choose to seek legal assistance. Table22: Total Annual Contractor Startup and E-Verify User Training Costs for a 10 Employee Firm  *Please note that totals may not sum due to rounding. The Employers Employee Verification costs are shown in Table 23, which are estimated to be $111. To account for employee turnover, we continue to use the BLS turnover rate for all industries and regions of 40.7%. As we assume a 40.7% turnover rate, we calculate the costs of 14 employees (10 employees and 4 replacements) being vetted through E-Verify in the initial year. Also, we assume that the manager involved with the start-up process would be the same person responsible for hiring actions and would be responsible for verifying all of the employees through the E-Verify system. Table 23: Verification Costs for New Hires for a 10 Employee  In addition, we carry forth our estimate of the cost of authorized employee turnover that is due to this rule. We multiply our estimate of the rate of authorized employee turnover of .106% * $5,000 in estimated per employee turnover costs to get an average cost of $5.30 per employee. This yields an average cost of $74.20 in the first year (14 employees vetted * $5.30) for authorized employee turnover cost due to E-Verify. Table 24: Authorized Employee Replacement (Turnover) Costs for a 10 Employee Firm  *Please note that totals may not sum due to rounding. In order to better understand the significance of an initial year cost impact of $419 on a contractor with 10 employees, we need to have some estimate of the amount of revenue a contractor with 10 employees receives. To determine the average revenue for a firm with 10 employees we utilized SBAs website which includes 2002 data for employment, number of firms, and receipts for different employment size classes. Using the SBA data, estimates of the total receipts by employment size class were divided by estimates of the total number of firms by employment size class. Using this data we then extrapolated to determine the revenue for a 10 employee firm. Since the SBA data is presented in 2002 dollars we used the Consumer Price Index (CPI) to account for inflation. Based on this interpolation the average annual revenue of a 10 person contractor is approximately $1.4 million dollars. Certainly, there will be contractors with higher and lower annual review, but using data from SBA does give us some understanding of the cost impact at an average level. The $419 initial year compliance cost represents approximately .03% of the $1.4 million in annual revenue. This level of cost burden does not appear to represent a significant economic impact on a contractor with 10 employees. Fifty Employee Contractor We estimate the average cost of this rule to a contractor with 50 employees to be $1,168 in the initial year (See Table 25). The initial year cost is the year with the highest compliance cost as the contractor is incurring the set costs of enrolling in E-Verify, in addition to incurring the cost of vetting new employees through the E-Verify system. These start-up costs include initial registration, completing the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), training of the personnel designated to run E-Verify queries, and a 2% probability that the firm would need to purchase a computer and internet service for the hiring site. Table 25: Undiscounted 10 Year Cost for a 50 Employee Firm  *Please note that totals may not sum due to rounding. In order to estimate the cost of this rule on an entity with 50 employees, we are applying the same type of compliance cost structure as previously described in this analysis. Table 26 shows the calculation of the Start-up and User Training Costs for the initial year, which are estimated to be $325. For this contractor, we assumed 2 levels of managers, an HR manager and a general manager, would be involved with the start-up process (at fully loaded hourly rates of $48.33 and $60.93). Assuming that 2 levels of managers would be involved with the start-up process is the same assumption as utilized earlier in this analysis when estimating the cost of this rulemaking. We continued to assume that 25% of contractors would use an attorney to assist with the MOU review as some contractors may choose to seek legal assistance and that 40% of the general managers would review the MOU. In addition, we also assume that there will be one HR specialist that will be required to under go training. Table 26: Total Annual Contractor Startup and E-Verify User Training Costs for a 50 Employee Firm Fiscal YearEmployer Enrollment (Registration & MOU)Training for E-Verify Users Computer and Internet CostsTotal Start Up & User Training Cost2009$ 64 $ 248 $ 13  $ 325 2010  97  5  102 2011  97  5  102 2012  97  5  102 2013  97  13  110 2014  97  5  102 2015  97  5  102 2016  97  5  102 2017  97  13  110 2018  97  5  102 Total$ 64 $ 1,122 $ 72 $ 1,258  *Please note that totals may not sum due to rounding. The Employers Employee Verification costs are shown in Table 27, which are estimated to be $473. We assumed that this company would use a human resources specialist to execute the E-Verify queries. Utilizing a human resources specialist for this task is the same assumption as we assumed in the body of the analysis for estimating the cost of the rulemaking. To account for employee turnover, we continue to use the BLS turnover rate for all industries and regions of 40.7%. As we assume a 40.7% turnover rate, we calculate the costs of 70 employees (50 employees * 1.407 = 70 employees) being vetted through E-Verify in the initial year. Table 27: Verification Costs for New Hires for a 50 Employee Firm  In addition, we carry forth our estimate of the cost of authorized Employee turnover that is due to this rule. We multiply the rate of authorized employee turnover of .106% * $5,000 the estimated per employee turnover costs to get an average cost of $5.30 per employee. This yields an average cost of $371 in the first year (70 employees vetted * $5.30) for authorized employee turnover cost due to E-Verify. Table 28: Authorized Employee Replacement (Turnover) Costs for a 50 Employee Firm  *Please note that totals may not sum due to rounding. In order to better understand the economic significance of an initial year cost impact of $1,168 on a contractor with 50 employees, we need to have some estimate of the amount of revenue a contractor with 50 employees earns. Using our interpolation based on SBA data, we estimate the average annual revenue of a 50 person contractor to be approximately $5.6 million dollars.  Certainly, there will be contractors with higher and lower annual revenue, but using data from SBA does give us some understanding of the cost impact at an average level. The $1,168 initial year compliance cost represents approximately .021% of the $5.6 million in annual revenue. This level of cost burden does not appear to represent a significant economic impact on the contractor with 50 employees. One Hundred Employee Contractor We estimate the average cost of this rule to a contractor with 100 employees to be $2,102 in the initial year (See Table 29). The initial year cost is the year with the highest compliance cost as the contractor is incurring the set costs of enrolling in E-Verify, in addition to incurring the cost of vetting new employees through the E-Verify system. These start-up costs include initial registration, completing the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), training of the personnel designated to run E-Verify queries, and a 2% probability that the firm would need to purchase a computer and internet service for the hiring site. In order to estimate the cost of this rule on an entity with 100 employees, we are applying the same type of compliance cost structure as previously described in this analysis. We assumed 2 levels of managers, an HR manager and a general manager, would be involved with the start-up process (at fully loaded hourly rates of $48.33 and $60.93). We continued to assume that 25% of contractors would use an attorney to assist with the MOU review as some contractors may choose to seek legal assistance and that 40% of the general managers would review the MOU. In addition, we also assume that there will be two HR specialists that will be required to under go training. Table 29: Undiscounted 10 Year Cost for a 100 Employee Firm  In order to better understand the economic significance of an initial year cost impact of $2,102 on a contractor with 100 employees, we need to have some estimate of the amount of revenue a contractor with 100 employees earns. Using our interpolation based on SBA data, we estimate the average annual revenue of a 100 person contractor to be approximately $11.4 million dollars.  Certainly, there will be contractors with higher and lower annual revenue, but using data from SBA does give us some understanding of the cost impact at an average level. The $2,102 initial year compliance cost represents approximately .018% of the $11.4 million in annual revenue. This level of cost burden does not appear to represent a significant economic impact on the contractor with 100 employees. Five Hundred Employee Contractor We estimate the average cost of this rule to a contractor with 500 employees to be $8,964 in the initial year (See Table 30). The initial year cost is the year with the highest compliance cost as the contractor is incurring the set costs of enrolling in E-Verify, in addition to incurring the cost of vetting new employees through the E-Verify system. These start-up costs include initial registration, completing the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), training of the personnel designated to run E-Verify queries, and a 2% probability that the firm would need to purchase a computer and internet service for the hiring site. In order to estimate the cost of this rule on an entity with 500 employees, we are applying the same type of compliance cost structure as previously described in this analysis. We assumed 2 levels of managers, an HR manager and a general manager, would be involved with the start-up process (at fully loaded hourly rates of $48.33 and $60.93). We continued to assume that 25% of contractors would use an attorney to assist with the MOU review as some contractors may choose to seek legal assistance and that 40% of the general managers would review the MOU. In addition, we also assume that there will be three HR specialists that will be required to under go training. Table 30: Undiscounted 10 Year Cost for a 500 Employee Firm  In order to better understand the economic significance of an initial year cost impact of $8,964 on a contractor with 500 employees, we need to have some estimate of the amount of revenue a contractor with 500 employees earns. Using our interpolation based on SBA data, we estimate the average annual revenue of a 500 person contractor to be approximately $108.1 million dollars.  Certainly, there will be contractors with higher and lower annual revenue, but using data from SBA does give us some understanding of the cost impact at an average level. The $8,964 initial year compliance cost represents approximately .008% of the $108.1 million in annual revenue. This level of cost burden does not appear to represent a significant economic impact on the contractor with 500 employees. Summary of Impact In Table 31 below, we present a summary of the initial year compliance cost of the proposed rule and compare that cost to our estimate of the annual revenue of the hypothetical firms. We note that the compliance cost in the initial year, which we believe is the year with the highest cost, is well below 1% of annual revenue for all 4 of the contractor sizes analyzed. To the extent that some small entities incur direct costs that are higher than the average estimated costs, however, those employers may reasonably be expected to face a more significant economic impact. In addition, the requirement for entities (both large and small) to enroll in E-Verify only applies to contractors and subcontractors who choose to perform certain work for the federal government. If an entity does believe that participating in E-Verify would impose a significant economic impact on their operation, the entity would make a business decision whether the revenue generated by doing business with the federal government provided the financial return required to justify the cost of such participation in E-Verify. Presumably, entities which do not receive the desired return on revenue to justify the expense of participating in E-Verify would then choose not to be a federal contractor or subcontractor. Table 31: Initial Year Compliance Cost Compared to Annual Revenue  Appendix A: Estimation of Revenues per Firm This appendix describes the procedures used to determine the average revenue for a firm given the number of employees. Table 32 contains data regarding firm size and revenue from the Small Business Administration that was used to determine average revenue for a given firm size. Since the employee sizes of the firms are in ranges, an average for the range was taken. For example, the average the 5 9 employee rage was obtained by adding 5 9 and then dividing by 2. These averages can be seen in the last row labeled Employment per firm. The receipts per firm were derived by dividing the receipts by the number for firms. For example in the 5 9 range the receipts, 888,342,543,000 was divided by 1,010,804 to get an average receipts per firm of 878,847. Table 32: 2002 Data on Firm Size and Receipts 20021-45-910-1920-99100-499500+Firms2,695,6061,010,804613,880508,24982,33416,845Receipts($000)937,533,365888,342,5431,085,595,8642,884,696,6482,547,423,85513,503,796,863Calculated Receipts per Firm347,801878,8471,768,4175,675,75530,940,120801,650,155Calculated Employment per Firm2.57.014.559.5299.52,750.0 Using the data in Table 33 we then derived the average revenue for a 10, 50, 100 and 500 employee contractor using a linear interpolation. Table 33: Linear Interpolation of SBA Firm Data  Since the SBA data is from 2002, we adjusted the expected revenue by 1.15 to account for inflation and to put the average into 2007 dollars. For example, the expected revenue of a firm making 1,234,675 in 2002 would be equivalent to a firm making 1,419,877 in 2007 (1,234,675 * 1.15 = 1,419,877). Appendix B: Analysis of Uncertainty We have conducted a sensitivity analysis in order to determine how changes in 2 key variables impact the overall cost of this rule. First, we vary the number of employees that are vetted through E-Verify (holding all else constant) and determine how the overall cost of the rule would change and secondly, we then vary the number of covered contractors and subcontractors (holding all else constant) that have to be enrolled into E-Verify and determine how the overall cost of the rule would be impacted, and finally, we vary both the number of employees and the number of contractors simultaneously in order to get an overall sense of how uncertainty in these 2 key variables impacts the overall cost. Number of Employees Vetted Sensitivity Analysis As discussed earlier in the Affected Population section of this analysis, the estimate of the number of employees vetted through E-Verify due to the accompanying rule was established by determining the amount of federal contracting dollars to be within the scope of the rulemaking and then by a series of assumptions estimating the amount of those contract dollars that will be used for the categories of direct labor, overhead, materials, and general and administrative (G&A) expenses. We recognize these assumptions are rough estimates and in order to understand the impact of variation in the number of employees vetted through E-Verify on the cost, we have performed a Monte Carlo analysis assuming up to a 50% increase or decrease in the number of employees vetted in each of the 10 years of the period of analysis. Specifically, we have assumed a triangular distribution with the 50th percentile being the point estimate of the number of employees previously estimated and shown in Table 3. For year 2009, the 50th percentile is 3,831,992 million employees vetted, while the upper range of the triangular distribution is estimated to be 5,747,988 million employees and the lower range is estimated to be 1,915,996 employees vetted in year 2009. For example, see Table 34 below for the year 2009 population of employees vetted used in the sensitivity analysis. Table 34: Triangle Distribution of the Number of Employees Verified in 2009  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Triangular distribution with parameters:Minimum 1,915,996 Likeliest 3,831,992 Maximum 5,747,988 Initial Year Employees Only Sensitivity Analysis In the initial year, varying the number of employees vetted by up to 50% yields a range of first year cost from $95,640,616 at the 5th percentile level to $133,374,106 at the 95th percentile level. Recall, that the point estimate of the expected cost the initial year of the rule (year 2009) using the 50th percentile is $114,501,212. Increasing the number of employees vetted by 50% results in a less than a 50% increase in costs because contractors have to incur a certain amount of fixed costs to enroll into the E-Verify program that are not dependent upon the number of employees vetted. Please see Table 35 for the summary statistics. Table 35: Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted Through E-Verify in 2009  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Summary:Certainty level is 95.000%Certainty range is from $95,640,616 to $133,374,106 Entire range is from $90,350,891 to $138,642,587 Base case is $114,501,212 After 100,000 trials, the std. error of the mean is $31,370 Statistics:Forecast valuesTrials100,000Mean $114,475,649 Median $114,475,155 Mode---Standard Deviation $9,919,910 Variance $98,404,624,098,085 Skewness0.0028Kurtosis2.40Coeff. of Variability0.0867Minimum $90,350,891 Maximum $138,642,587 Range Width $48,291,696 Mean Std. Error $31,370  3% NPV Annualized Employees Only Sensitivity Analysis The annualized cost (3% NPV) of varying the number of employees vetted by up to 50% yields a range of cost from $73,972,218 at the 5th percentile level to $82,841,400 at the 95th percentile level. Recall, that the point estimate of the expected cost the rule using the 50th percentile is $78,412,736. Table 36: Annualized Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted through E-Verify (3% NPV) 2009-2018  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Summary:Certainty level is 95.000%Certainty range is from $73,972,218 to $82,841,400 Entire range is from $68,924,917 to $87,371,511 Base case is $78,412,736 After 100,000 trials, the std. error of the mean is $7,183 Statistics:Forecast valuesTrialsMean100,000Median $78,402,114 Mode $78,397,905 Standard Deviation $2,271,360 ---VarianceSkewness $5,159,074,526,776 Kurtosis0.0038Coeff. of Variability0.02902.90MinimumMaximum $68,924,917 Range Width $87,371,511 Mean Std. Error $7,183  $18,446,594 3% NPV Ten Year Employees Only Sensitivity Analysis For the 10 year (3% NPV) sensitivity analysis of varying the number of employees vetted by up to 50% yields a range of cost from $630,998,026 at the 5th percentile level to $706,653,946 at the 95th percentile level. Recall, that the point estimate of the expected cost the rule using the 50th percentile is $668,876,539. Table 37: 10 Year Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted through E-Verify (3% NPV) 2009-2018  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Summary:Certainty level is 95.000%Certainty range is from $630,998,026 to $706,653,946 Entire range is from $587,943,525 to $745,296,710 Base case is $668,876,539 After 100,000 trials, the std. error of the mean is $61,270 Statistics:Forecast valuesTrials100,000Mean $668,785,934 Median $668,750,031 Mode---Standard Deviation $19,375,158 Variance $375,396,758,385,315 Skewness0.0038Kurtosis2.90Coeff. of Variability0.0290Minimum $587,943,525 Maximum $745,296,710 Range Width $157,353,185 Mean Std. Error $61,270  7% NPV Annualized Employees Only Sensitivity Analysis The annualized cost (7% NPV) of varying the number of employees vetted by up to 50% yields a range of cost from $73,831,999 at the 5th percentile level to $82,864,121 at the 95th percentile level. Recall, that the point estimate of the expected cost the rule using the 50th percentile is $78,351,184. Table 38: Annualized Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted through E-Verify (7% NPV) 2009-2018  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Summary:Certainty level is 95.000%Certainty range is from $73,831,999 to $82,864,121 Entire range is from $68,740,713 to $87,361,182 Base case is $78,351,184 After 100,000 trials, the std. error of the mean is $7,325 Statistics:Forecast valuesTrials100,000Mean $78,340,223 Median $78,342,731 Mode---Standard Deviation $2,316,229 Variance $5,364,918,571,445 Skewness0.0046Kurtosis2.88Coeff. of Variability0.0296Minimum $68,740,713 Maximum $87,361,182 Range Width $18,620,469 Mean Std. Error $7,325  7% NPV Ten Year Employees Only Sensitivity Analysis For the 10 year (7% NPV) sensitivity analysis of varying the number of employees vetted by up to 50% yields a range of cost from $518,565,064 at the 5th percentile level to $582,002,908 at the 95th percentile level. Recall, that the point estimate of the expected cost the rule using the 50th percentile is $550,305,932. Table 39: 10 Year Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted through E-Verify (7% NPV) 2009-2018  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Summary:Certainty level is 95.000%Certainty range is from $518,565,064 to $582,002,908 Entire range is from $482,806,004 to $613,588,388 Base case is $550,305,932 After 100,000 trials, the std. error of the mean is $51,445 Statistics:Forecast valuesTrials100,000Mean $550,228,946 Median $550,246,560 Mode---Standard Deviation $16,268,226 Variance $264,655,176,029,885 Skewness0.0046Kurtosis2.88Coeff. of Variability0.0296Minimum $482,806,004 Maximum $613,588,388 Range Width $130,782,384 Mean Std. Error $51,445  Number of Contractors and Subcontractors Sensitivity Analysis As discussed earlier in the Affected Population section of this analysis, the estimate of the number of contractors required to enroll in E-Verify was based on information from the Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS). However, the FPDS was not able to estimate the number of subcontractors and an educated guess was made to estimate the number of subcontractors, which was estimated to be 20% of the number of unique prime contractors. We have performed a Monte Carlo analysis assuming up to a 25% increase or decrease in the total number of contractors and subcontractors required to enroll into E-Verify due to the rule in each of the 10 years of the period of analysis. Specifically, we have assumed a triangular distribution with the 50th percentile being the point estimate of the number of covered contractors and subcontractors previously estimated and shown in Table 1. For year 2009, the 50th percentile is 168,624 covered contractors and subcontractors, while the high range of the triangular distribution is estimated to be 210,780 and the low range is estimated to be 126,468 covered contractors and subcontractors required to enroll in year 2009. For example, see Table 40 below for the year 2009 population of contractors and subcontractors required to enroll used in the sensitivity analysis. Table 40: Triangle Distribution of the Number of Contractors & Subcontractors Verified in 2009  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Triangular distribution with parameters:Minimum 126,468 Likeliest 168,624 Maximum 210,780  Initial Year Contractors and Subcontractors Sensitivity Analysis In the initial year, varying the number of covered contractors and subcontractors by up to 25% yields a range of first year cost from $101,639,975 at the 5th percentile level to $127,262,933 at the 95th percentile level. Recall, that the point estimate of the expected cost the initial year of the rule (year 2009) using the 50th percentile is $114,501,212 Table 41: Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Contractors & Subcontractors Vetted Through E-Verify in 2009  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Summary:Certainty level is 95.000%Certainty range is from $101,639,975 to $127,262,933 Entire range is from $98,124,265 to $130,930,206 Base case is $114,501,212 After 100,000 trials, the std. error of the mean is $21,300 Statistics:Forecast valuesTrials100,000Mean $114,491,237 Median $114,521,969 Mode---Standard Deviation $6,735,801 Variance $45,371,018,015,810 Skewness-0.0107Kurtosis2.40Coeff. of Variability0.0588Minimum $98,124,265 Maximum $130,930,206 Range Width $32,805,941 Mean Std. Error $21,300  3% NPV Annualized Contractors and Subcontractors Sensitivity Analysis The annualized cost (3% NPV) of varying the number of covered contractors and subcontractors vetted by up to 25% yields a range of cost of $76,122,251 at the 5th percentile level to $80,681,224 at the 95th percentile level. Recall, that the point estimate of the expected cost the rule using the 50th percentile is $78,412,736. Table 42: Annualized Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Contractors & Subcontractors Vetted through E-Verify (3% NPV) 2009-2018  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Summary:Certainty level is 95.000%Certainty range is from $76,122,251 to $80,681,224 Entire range is from $73,842,481 to $83,733,828 Base case is $78,412,736 After 100,000 trials, the std. error of the mean is $3,692 Statistics:Forecast valuesTrials100,000Mean $78,410,320 Median $78,413,058 Mode---Standard Deviation $1,167,582 Variance $1,363,247,753,849 Skewness-0.0050Kurtosis2.87Coeff. of Variability0.0149Minimum $73,842,481 Maximum $83,733,828 Range Width $9,891,347 Mean Std. Error $3,692  3% NPV Ten Year Contractors and Subcontractors Sensitivity Analysis For the 10 year (3% NPV) sensitivity analysis of varying the number of contractors and subcontractors vetted by up to 25% yields a range of cost from $649,338,241 at the 5th percentile level to $688,227,207 at the 95th percentile level. Recall, that the point estimate of the expected cost the rule using the 50th percentile is $668,876,539. Table 43: 10 Year Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Contractors & Subcontractors Vetted through E-Verify (3% NPV) 2009-2018  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Summary:Certainty level is 95.000%Certainty range is from $649,338,241 to $688,227,207 Entire range is from $629,891,339 to $714,266,536 Base case is $668,876,539 After 100,000 trials, the std. error of the mean is $31,495 Statistics:Forecast valuesTrials100,000Mean $668,855,938 Median $668,879,293 Mode---Standard Deviation $9,959,711 Variance $99,195,850,925,337 Skewness-0.0050Kurtosis2.87Coeff. of Variability0.0149Minimum $629,891,339 Maximum $714,266,536 Range Width $84,375,196 Mean Std. Error $31,495  7% NPV Annualized Contractors and Subcontractors Sensitivity Analysis The annualized cost (7% NPV) of varying the number of covered contractors and subcontractors vetted by up to 25% yields a range of cost of $75,940,649 at the 5th percentile level to $80,751,987 at the 95th percentile level. Recall, that the point estimate of the expected cost the rule using the 50th percentile is $78,351,184. Table 44: Annualized Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Contractors and Subcontractors Vetted through E-Verify (7% NPV) 2009-2018  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Summary:Certainty level is 95.000%Certainty range is from $75,940,649 to $80,751,987 Entire range is from $73,678,727 to $83,792,723 Base case is $78,351,184 After 100,000 trials, the std. error of the mean is $3,909 Statistics:Forecast valuesTrials100,000Mean $78,349,135 Median $78,350,578 Mode---Standard Deviation $1,236,002 Variance $1,527,699,949,191 Skewness-0.0039Kurtosis2.82Coeff. of Variability0.0158Minimum $73,678,727 Maximum $83,792,723 Range Width $10,113,996 Mean Std. Error $3,909  7% NPV Ten Year Contractors and Subcontractors Sensitivity Analysis For the 10 year (7% NPV) sensitivity analysis of varying the number of contractors and subcontractors vetted by up to 25% yields a range of cost from $533,375,338 at the 5th percentile level to $567,168,166 at the 95th percentile level. Recall, that the point estimate of the expected cost the rule using the 50th percentile is $550,305,932. Table 45: 10 Year Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Contractors & Subcontractors Vetted through E-Verify (7% NPV) 2009-2018  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Summary:Certainty level is 95.000%Certainty range is from $533,375,338 to $567,168,166 Entire range is from $517,488,544 to $588,525,023 Base case is $550,305,932 After 100,000 trials, the std. error of the mean is $27,452 Statistics:Forecast valuesTrials100,000Mean $550,291,541 Median $550,301,674 Mode---Standard Deviation $8,681,158 Variance $75,362,504,311,987 Skewness-0.0039Kurtosis2.82Coeff. of Variability0.0158Minimum $517,488,544 Maximum $588,525,023 Range Width $71,036,478 Mean Std. Error $27,452  Overall Sensitivity Analysis In the below tables, we show both the initial year cost and the 10-year cost of the rule assuming a simultaneous variance in both the number of employees vetted by E-Verify (up to a 50% increase or decrease) and the number of covered contractors and subcontractors (up to a 25% increase or decrease) required to enroll. Initial Year Overall Sensitivity Analysis In the initial year, the cost of the rule has a range of $91,286,170 to $137,662,971 at the 5th and 95th percentile levels, respectively. Table 46: Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted Through E-Verify and the Number of Contractors & Subcontractors Enrolled in E-Verify in 2009  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Summary:Certainty level is 95.000%Certainty range is from $91,286,170 to $137,662,971 Entire range is from $77,314,506 to $153,368,113 Base case is $114,501,212 After 100,000 trials, the std. error of the mean is $37,925 Statistics:Forecast valuesTrials100,000Mean $114,511,432 Median $114,527,895 Mode---Standard Deviation $11,992,864 Variance $143,828,783,600,113 Skewness-0.0081Kurtosis2.67Coeff. of Variability0.1047Minimum $77,314,506 Maximum $153,368,113 Range Width $76,053,606 Mean Std. Error $37,925 3% NPV Annualized Overall Sensitivity Analysis The annualized cost (3% NPV) ranges from $73,385,048 to $83,422,758 at the 5th and 95th percentile levels, respectively. Table 47: Annualized Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted Through E-Verify & the Number of Firms Enrolled over the Ten Year Period (3% NPV) 2009-2018  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Summary:Certainty level is 95.000%Certainty range is from $73,385,048 to $83,422,758 Entire range is from $67,686,237 to $88,510,805 Base case is $78,412,736 After 100,000 trials, the std. error of the mean is $8,088 Statistics:Forecast valuesTrials100,000Mean $78,403,408 Median $78,404,311 Mode---Standard Deviation $2,557,758 Variance $6,542,128,171,904 Skewness-0.0078Kurtosis2.95Coeff. of Variability0.0326Minimum $67,686,237 Maximum $88,510,805 Range Width $20,824,568 Mean Std. Error $8,088 3% NPV Ten Year Overall Sensitivity Analysis The ten year cost (3% NPV) ranges from $625,989,348 to $711,613,044 at the 5th and 95th percentile levels, respectively. Table 48: 10 Year Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted Through E-Verify & the Number of Firms Enrolled in E-Verify (3% NPV) 2009-2018  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Summary:Certainty level is 95.000%Certainty range is from $625,989,348 to $711,613,044 Entire range is from $577,377,332 to $755,015,119 Base case is $668,876,539 After 100,000 trials, the std. error of the mean is $68,995 Statistics:Forecast valuesTrials100,000Mean $668,796,977 Median $668,804,674 Mode---Standard Deviation $21,818,198 Variance $476,033,772,322,454 Skewness-0.0078Kurtosis2.95Coeff. of Variability0.0326Minimum $577,377,332 Maximum $755,015,119 Range Width $177,637,787 Mean Std. Error $68,995  7% NPV Annualized Overall Sensitivity Analysis The annualized cost (7% NPV) ranges from $73,175,062 to $83,504,483 at the 5th and 95th percentile levels, respectively. Table 49: Annualized Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted Through E-Verify & the Number of Firms Enrolled over the Ten Year Period (7% NPV) 2009-2018  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Summary:Certainty level is 95.000%Certainty range is from $73,175,062 to $83,504,483 Entire range is from $67,674,191 to $88,896,395 Base case is $78,351,184 After 100,000 trials, the std. error of the mean is $8,318 Statistics:Forecast valuesTrials100,000Mean $78,341,923 Median $78,344,637 Mode---Standard Deviation $2,630,448 Variance $6,919,256,522,574 Skewness-0.0077Kurtosis2.94Coeff. of Variability0.0336Minimum $67,674,191 Maximum $88,896,395 Range Width $21,222,203 Mean Std. Error $8,318  7% NPV Ten Year Overall Sensitivity Analysis The ten year cost (7% NPV) ranges from $513,951,018 to $586,500,545 at the 5th and 95th percentile levels, respectively. Table 50: 10 Year Monte Carlo Simulation Results for Variance in the Number of Employees Vetted Through E-Verify & the Number of Firms Enrolled in E-Verify (7% NPV) 2009-2018  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Summary:Certainty level is 95.000%Certainty range is from $513,951,018 to $586,500,545 Entire range is from $475,315,202 to $624,371,077 Base case is $550,305,932 After 100,000 trials, the std. error of the mean is $58,424 Statistics:Forecast valuesTrials100,000Mean $550,240,885 Median $550,259,944 Mode---Standard Deviation $18,475,166 Variance $341,331,751,561,803 Skewness-0.0077Kurtosis2.94Coeff. of Variability0.0336Minimum $475,315,202 Maximum $624,371,077 Range Width $149,055,875 Mean Std. Error $58,424   HYPERLINK "http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=0572194d3e88d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=91919c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD" http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=0572194d3e88d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=91919c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD  The 20% estimate of covered subcontractors is a best guess provided by government contracting professionals.  For the purposes of the cost analysis, it is important to differentiate between companies that are newly enrolled in the E-Verify program from companies that are already enrolled in the E-Verify program. Newly enrolled companies incur start-up costs that are not incurred by companies already enrolled in E-Verify.  Our estimate of the percentage of contracting dollars allocated to direct labor, overhead, materials, and G&A expenses is based on the professional estimate of senior government procurement professionals.  Ten percent is an approximate, but reasonable estimate as approximately 9.25% of contracting dollars are for contracts with no work performed inside the U.S.   HYPERLINK "http://www.opm.gov/feddata/html/paystructure/2004/table2.asp" http://www.opm.gov/feddata/html/paystructure/2004/table2.asp The average annual salary of federal employees within the United States was $60,772 in 2004. Adjusting for inflation, $60,772 in 2004 dollars is equivalent to $66,705 in 2007 dollars. http://www.bls.gov/bls/inflation.htm  According to information from the U.S. Census Bureau, in 2006 approximately 28% of the U.S. population 25 years and over has attained a college degree (Bachelor, Masters, Professional, or Doctoral degree) and 10 percent has a graduate degree (Masters, Professional, or Doctoral)  HYPERLINK "http://www.census.gov/population/socdemo/education/cps2006/tab10-01.xls" http://www.census.gov/population/socdemo/education/cps2006/tab10-01.xls . However, according to a study by the Congressional Budget Office, in 2005 49% of full-time permanent federal employees had a college degree and over 17% had a graduate degree. The March 2007 CBO study is titled Characteristics and Pay of Federal Civilian Employees  HYPERLINK "http://www.cbo.gov/ftpdocs/78xx/doc7874/03-15-Federal_Personnel.pdf" www.cbo.gov/ftpdocs/78xx/doc7874/03-15-Federal_Personnel.pdf.  Job Openings and Labor Turnover: January 2007  These covered subcontracts are subcontractors that are not otherwise a prime contractor. If a subcontractor was also a prime on another contract, the subcontractor would already be required to particulate in E-Verify  Recall that we previously assumed a 5% growth rate in the number of covered contractors each year. 1,620,085 is the number of employees initially vetted through E-Verify (without assuming subsequent turnover). In Table 2 column 7 this can be found by summing the two Labor rows together (1,540,004 (contractor) + 80,080 (subcontractor) = 1,620,085).  Job Openings and Labor Turnover: January 2007  HYPERLINK "http://www.bls.gov/jlt/" www.bls.gov/jlt/  This is calculated by summing the total number of employees working directly and indirectly on a covered contract and can be found in column 7 of Table 2 (1,540,004 + 616,002 + 554,402 + 80,080 + 32,032 + 28,829 = 2,851,349).  Recall that in Step 6 of the Initial Year Employee Population Estimate, we also increased the number of employees by 25% to account for new hires that were not otherwise included in the employee population estimate.  Registration for the Employer Verification Program can be found at  HYPERLINK "https://www.vis-dhs.com/EmployerRegistration" https://www.vis-dhs.com/EmployerRegistration.  Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor, National Compensation Survey Occupational Earnings in the United States, June 2006; report dated September 2007  HYPERLINK "http://www.bls.gov/ncs/ocs/sp/ncbl0961.pdf" \o "http://www.bls.gov/ncs/ocs/sp/ncbl0961.pdf" http://www.bls.gov/ncs/ocs/sp/ncbl0961.pdf  The 1.4 multiplier used here to adjust base compensation levels to account for private industry compensation costs was taken from the BLS publication Employer Costs for Employee Compensation March 2007.  Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor, National Compensation Survey Occupational Earnings in the United States, June 2006,  HYPERLINK "http://www.bls.gov/ncs/ocs/sp/ncbl0961.pdf" \o "http://www.bls.gov/ncs/ocs/sp/ncbl0961.pdf" http://www.bls.gov/ncs/ocs/sp/ncbl0961.pdf report dated September 2007  The 1.4 multiplier used here to adjust base compensation levels to account for private industry compensation costs was taken from the BLS publication Employer Costs for Employee Compensation March 2007.  USCIS E-Verify Users Manual:  HYPERLINK "http://www.ssa.gov/employer/BP-DABP-%20User%20Manual_040104.pdf" http://www.ssa.gov/employer/BP-DABP-%20User%20Manual_040104.pdf  Using the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) labor estimates we determined that the average hourly labor rate for an HR specialist is $26.48. Multiplying by 1.4 to account for other benefits, gives us the fully loaded labor rate of $37.07.  Hourly training estimates were provided by USCIS E-Verify program staff.  Government Costs for an employee verification will be discussed in the Government Cost section later in the analysis.  All time estimates to complete a E-Verify verification are based on information provided by USCIS E-Verify program staff.  Percentages are derived from the number of queries and case resolutions for the current E-Verify program from Jan. through Jun. of 2007.  Percentages are derived from the number of queries and case resolutions for the current E-Verify program from Jan. through Jun. of 2007.  When visiting the SSA office, the employee must bring proof of age, identity, and citizenship or alien status. The employee must bring the original documents.  See, Chapter 10, p. 170 Westat Report, January 29, 2002:  HYPERLINK "http://www.uscis.gov/files/article/5%5b1%5d.f%20C_X.pdf" http://www.uscis.gov/files/article/5%5b1%5d.f%20C_X.pdf , Section IV.D p. 101  Privately Owned Vehicle Reimbursement Rates, February 1, 2007,  HYPERLINK "http://www.gsa.gov/Portal/gsa/ep/contentView.do?contentId=9646&contentType=GSA_BASIC" http://www.gsa.gov/Portal/gsa/ep/contentView.do?contentId=9646&contentType=GSA_BASIC   HYPERLINK "http://www.ssa.gov/otherssasites/" http://www.ssa.gov/otherssasites/  $44.90 is the fully loaded wage rate for the average covered contractor. It is calculated by ($66,705/ 2080 hours/year)*1.4 = $44.90  Percentages are derived from the number of queries and case resolutions for the current Basic Pilot program from Jan. through Jun. of 2007.  Naturalized citizens will need to visit an SSA office in order to clear up any discrepancies in their paperwork.  This includes but is not limited to papers that verify the workers name, date of birth, and authorization status such as their Alien or Nonimmigrant Admission card, passport, and photo id.  Percentages are derived from the number of queries and case resolutions for the current Basic Pilot program from Jan. through Jun. of 2007.  There are several internet sites that provide a cost of turnover worksheet listing the most common types of turnover costs. Examples of these worksheets are found at  HYPERLINK "http://www.uwex.edu/ces/cced/economies/turn.cfm" http://www.uwex.edu/ces/cced/economies/turn.cfm and at  HYPERLINK "http://www.dol.gov/cfbci/turnover.htm" http://www.dol.gov/cfbci/turnover.htm.  Hinkin, Timothy R. and J. Bruce Tracey (June 2000) The Cost of Turnover: Putting a Price on the Learning Curve. Cornell Hotel & Restaurant Administration Quarterly Vol. 41, No. 3, pp. 14-21.  Using the CPI Inflation Calculator from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the factor needed to convert year 2000 dollars to year 2007 dollars is 1.22. For example, the cost to replace a gift-shop clerk of $3,383 found in the study in year 2000 is equivalent to a cost of $4,127 in 2007 dollars.  Pollin Robert and Mark Brenner (2000) Economic Analysis of the Santa Monica Living Wage Proposal. Amherst, MA: Political Economy Research Institute, University of Massachusetts.  Seavey, Dorie (October 2004) The Cost of Frontline Turnover in Long-term Care. Better Jobs Better Care Practice & Policy, Institute for the Future of Aging Services.  Frank, Blake (January 2000) New Ideas for Retaining Store-Level Employees Coca-Cola Retailing Research Council.  Recall that the factor needed to convert year 2000 dollars to year 2007 dollars is 1.22. Therefore, using year 2007 dollars, the turnover cost for replacing a supermarket cashier ranges from $2,789 to $5,262.  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