In November 2011, Mayor Greg Fischer announced a resolution adopting a Charter for Compassion, declaring Louisville, Kentucky, as a participant in a 10-year campaign for compassionate cities.

You would never imagine taking a trip without knowing where you are going. However, how often do people fail to plan for a meeting, the workday, or even their own careers?

In November, Tiffany Cardwell, Nicole Davies, and a number of other Kentucky SHRM members attended the 2013 SHRM Leadership Conference in our nation’s capital. Below Tiffany and Nicole reflect on their experiences at the conference.

Washingtonian magazine has selected the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) for its 2013 list of 50 Great Places to Work in the Washington, D.C., area.

I’m now sitting in the role of the KYSHRM Council Chair and reflecting on the leaders who have come before me who have inspired, engaged, and led KYSHRM to such great success.

“Why go to KYSHRM’s State Conference?” is a question that many people ask themselves. I started attending our annual State Conference ten years ago and I can only answer that question from my perspective.

The SHRM Advocacy Team (A-Team) is a critical part of the Society's enhanced member advocacy initiative, working to advance the interests of the HR profession in Washington and state legislatures.