The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) tracks agency rulemakings and submits comments on regulatory issues that affect the human resource (HR) profession. Once an agency solicits comment on a proposed rule, SHRM gathers input from the relevant special expertise panels and SHRM research in order to craft a written response to the proposed rule.
When judicial courts consider issues relevant to the HR community, SHRM analyzes whether to intervene in individual cases by filing an amicus brief. SHRM may submit an amicus brief on behalf of SHRM alone or may join with other like-minded organizations. SHRM’s briefs focus on informing the court of how the issue before them will affect both the workplace and the HR profession. SHRM typically focuses its legal efforts on the U.S. Supreme Court and federal circuit courts, but also considers intervening at the federal district court or state court levels on cases of particular significance to HR.
Below is a listing of recent regulatory and court filings submitted by SHRM on behalf of the profession. Please click on the links provided to view a copy of the filing.
If you are interested in viewing an earlier filing that does not appear on the listings below, click on the subject area in the navigation bar to the left to be directed to an online archieve of recent SHRM regulatory or judicial filings.
Recent Regulatory Filings
Recent Judicial Filings