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Government Affairs
Government Affairs
 
Committee Chair - Susan Corcoran, Esq. Susan Corcoran
                            Government Affairs Director
                            Partner
                            Jackson Lewis
                            One North Broadway
                            White Plains, NY  10601
                            (914) 514-6104
                            CorcoraS@jacksonlewis.com
                  
                          
 
 
 
                            Lena Bodin, MBA, SPHR
                            Government Affairs Co DirectorLena Bodin
                            Principal
                            People Resource Stategies
                            P O Box 703
                            Pomona, NY  10970
                            (845) 362-3445
                            lena@4prs.com
 
Purpose/Mission - The Government Affairs Committee monitors legislative activity affecting the Human Resources Profession and coordinates legislative activities through lobbying, providing speakers, and organizing campaigns designed to initiate legislative input from SHRM Members and SHRM Chapter Members in New York State.

Current Issues/Projects - Government Affairs Committee responsibilities include:

  • Communicating the status of federal and state legislative issues to WHRMA members through newsletter articles, the WHRMA web site, and activities at monthly membership meetings
     
  • Acting as legislative liaison to the Chapters in the New York State State Council
      
  • Coordinating activities of SHRM's HR Voice by informing members of legislative activities and of specific strategies to communicate opinions to legislative decision makers
     
  • Coordinating various legislative activities through WHRMA such as lobbying, presenting testimony at legislative hearings, and providing educational opportunities in the legislative area either solely or in conjunction with other committees
How can you help?
 SHRM’s A-Team Needs You!
  • From now until the end of the year, the SHRM NY State Council is seeking volunteers to serve as Advocacy Captains for SHRM’s Advocacy Team effort.

     In brief, Advocacy Captains serve as the point person for the respective congressional district in which they live.  They, along with fellow HR Advocates, will be “the face” of the HR profession with the legislator (and their staff) who represents that district in Washington.

     We’re looking for volunteers who are practicing HR professionals, willing to conduct a bi-annual face-to-face meeting with their legislator, and be a leader within their community.  To learn more and to sign up, check out The SHRM A-Team.

  • Write a letter to your Legislator- It’s quick and easy SHRM does all the work for you!

         Click here: http://www.shrm.org/Advocacy/GetInvolved/Pages/default.aspx