SHRM and its affiliates advance workplace policy in state legislatures and localities across the country – directly advocating in California and New York. SHRM’s focus in 2023 is on:
- Artificial Intelligence & Automated Employment Decision Tools: SHRM supports policies that benefit job candidates, employees and employers without stifling workplace innovation.
- Pay transparency: SHRM believes that while pay ranges are an important consideration, other components should be considered.
- Paid leave: SHRM advocates for a voluntary insurance market that would increase worker access to paid leave while reducing risk to employers.
- 4-day (32-hour) workweek: SHRM believes in workplace flexibility that delivers for workers and employers and opposes a one-size-fits-all approach.
- Interstate mental health compact agreements: SHRM advocates for states to join the Counseling Compact and PSYPACT to expand access through telehealth.
SHRM State Legislative Tracker:
Using SHRM’s legislative tracking system-receive real-time information about legislation affecting the world of work in your state.
Workforce Development
- Background/Credit Checks
- Background/Criminal
- Disability Employment
- Employee/Employer Drug Testing
- Medical Marijuana/Cannabis
- Workers Compensation
- Right to Work
- Unemployment Insurance
- Union Organizing/Collective Bargaining
- Veterans Hiring
Workplace Equity
- Discrimination in the Workplace
- Domestic Violence/Workplace Bullying
- Equal Pay/Comparable Worth
- Hazard Pay
- Minimum Wage
- Harassment in the Workplace
- Overtime Pay
- Payroll Cards
- Social Media Passwords
- Wage Theft
- Weapons in the Workplace
Workplace Immigration
Workplace Health Care
Workplace Flexibility & Leave
California Public Policy:
- Find the latest on California HR and employment law news, and analysis of state legislation and regulations by visiting SHRM’s California Public Policy page.
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For additional SHRM state legislative resources, please contact Sean McIntosh, Senior Specialist, Member Advocacy.