Get Caught Up: “What to Expect with a Trump Administration and Divided Congress”
Emily Dickens, SHRM’s Chief of Staff, Head of Government Affairs and Corporate Secretary, hosted a webinar on Feb. 4 to equip HR professionals, CHROs and others with the knowledge they need to stay ahead of policy changes and effectively navigate the evolving landscape under a Trump Administration and an evenly divided Congress. Ms. Dickens was joined by three leading experts who provided a comprehensive forecast of the workplace policy landscape in Congress and various federal agencies. If you missed the live broadcast, a recording is available on SHRM’s website.
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