ALEXANDRIA, Va. – Johnny C. Taylor, Jr., President & CEO of SHRM, issued the following statement in response to Lori Chavez-DeRemer's nomination as Secretary of Labor by President-elect Trump.
"SHRM congratulates Lori Chavez-DeRemer on her nomination as Secretary of Labor by President-elect Trump.
As her nomination progresses through the confirmation process, SHRM looks forward to engaging constructively with Secretary-designate Chavez-DeRemer, President-elect Trump and the administration on behalf of the HR community to ensure policies foster growth, innovation, and opportunities for all.
On behalf of our nearly 340,000 SHRM members—and the 362 million workers, families, and communities they support— SHRM pledges to partner on the critical work of the Department of Labor should the US Senate confirm her. Together, we can continue to strengthen America’s workforce and build a foundation for lasting success for our economy and society. "
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