Legislative
SHRM has a Government Affairs Core Leadership Area where you may use the resources they have gathered to help with your volunteer efforts surrounding legislative branches. This includes recorded webinars and conference calls with presentations for your education.
The Oklahoma State Legislator site allows you to find the Oklahoma State House Representative and Oklahoma State Senator that represent you based on your voting district. You can track bills by signing up your email account for notifications as well as review meeting notes from House and Senate meetings.
The United States Senate maintains a site that allows you to research Senators and their committees. It also provides access to legislation and records as well as the art & history located in the Senate building. There is a visitors page and one for research.
The United States House of Representatives is the primary site to track your Representative. It details the Representatives and their committees as well as any legislative activities. There is a nice section on learning entitled The House Explained.
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Thomas Jefferson once said, "America is not governed by the majority, but by the majority of those who participate." Jefferson's belief about the impact political advocacy had on
Government 200+ years ago still rings very true today. That's why SHRM,
in an effort to enhance the visibility of the HR profession among
policymakers in Washington and the states, has embarked on a 5-year
initiative to establish the SHRM Advocacy Team (aka The 'A-Team'); a network of SHRM member advocates throughout all 435 congressional districts across America. -
The SHRM Legal Issues page provides resources to help you study Employment Law areas, access to Legal Reports that may help with many scenarios, an index of Federal Resources as well as State and Local Resources.
If you have any questions about legislative programs, please fell free to contact us to see how we can help. Please contact us using the form below: