Alabama SHRM Council Visits Congressional Delegation
Members of the Alabama SHRM State Council (ALSHRM) recently flew to Washington, D.C., to meet with their congressional delegation and discuss critical workforce issues facing the country. In addition to discussing the challenges they experience in their everyday work, group members highlighted SHRM’s work surrounding tax reform, AI and AI displacement, and workforce development. Overall, the day was a resounding success, with ALSHRM meeting with nearly all of the state’s senators and representatives.
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