Posts by SHRM-Atlanta
Election Season at Work Part 3: Which Georgia Offices Could Shape Workforce Policy?
Election Season at Work Part 3: Which Georgia Offices Could Shape Workforce Policy? October 27th, 2026 For HR professionals, elections can affect much more than who holds public office. State leaders can influence unemployment insurance, workforce development, employee protections, education and training programs, health care policy, state employment practices, and the laws employers are expected…
Read MoreElection Season at Work Part 2: Political Speech in the WorkplaceÂ
Election Season at Work Part 2: Political Speech in the Workplace October 20th, 2026 In Part 1 of our Election Season at Work series, we covered voting leave and election resources. Here, we’re digging into the stickier political speech considerations. For more on these considerations, check out SHRM-Atlanta’s Legal & Risk Management Summit on October…
Read MoreElection Season at Work Part 1: Voting Leave Rights and Election ResourcesÂ
Election Season at Work Part 1: Voting Leave Rights and Election Resources October 13th, 2026 Election season has a way of following employees into the workplace. Questions about time off to vote, political conversations among coworkers, campaign materials, social media activity, legislative and candidate agendas, and employer-provided voting information can all land on HR’s desk.…
Read MoreHow to build a sustainable employee recognition program that supports your team
How to build a sustainable employee recognition program that supports your team By: Tim Schieffer October 12th, 2026 A sustainable, effective recognition program starts with more than just recognizing employees. It needs an employee engagement strategy aligned to business goals, while helping team members feel valued and seen. So, how can organizations build an authentic…
Read MoreAfter the Blood Test: Helping Employees Reach the Right Care
After the Blood Test: Helping Employees Reach the Right Care October 1st, 2026 An employee completes a blood test, opens the results and sees a value outside the reference range. The report contains information, but the employee still has questions: What does this mean? Who should I call? How do I arrange the next step?…
Read MoreSHRM-Atlanta Announces 2026 HR Excellence Award Winners
SHRM-Atlanta Announces 2026 HR Excellence Award Winners October 9th, 2026 SHRM-Atlanta has announced the recipients of its 2026 HR Excellence Awards, recognizing Atlanta-area HR professionals, teams and organizations whose work is making a measurable difference for employees, organizations, and the region’s workforce. The awards were presented October 8 during the HR Excellence Awards Gala, featuring…
Read MoreAI in HR: What’s Real, What’s Hype, and What’s Next
AI in HR: What’s Real, What’s Hype, and What’s Next September 28th, 2026 By Danny Greenwood, AI & API Transformation Lead, MHR Every HR leader we talk to is holding two thoughts at once: AI is moving fast, yet their organization’s confidence in it isn’t keeping pace. That gap isn’t a lack of appetite; boards…
Read MoreHow One Nonprofit Found $350,000+ in Projected Healthcare Savings
How One Nonprofit Found $350,000+ in Projected Healthcare Savings August 7th, 2026 SHRM-Atlanta Request a complimentary benefits analysis through AHRIA and McGriff. Rising healthcare costs often force employers into a difficult choice: absorb a major premium increase or reduce the value of the benefits offered to employees. For one national nonprofit, neither option was acceptable.…
Read MoreBuilding the Future of HR Through Real-World Experience
Building the Future of HR Through Real-World Experience July 28, 2026 SHRM-Atlanta Every HR professional remembers the person who opened a door for them. A conversation, a mentor, or a chance to see the profession up close can shape an entire career. That’s exactly why SHRM-Atlanta created the Job Shadow Program. The idea began with…
Read MoreA Practical Guide to Georgia Non-Competes
A Practical Guide to Georgia Non-Competes July 28, 2026 SHRM-Atlanta From Ogletree Deakins The national debate around non-compete agreements has reached a fever pitch. The Federal Trade Commission’s sweeping rule to ban most non-competes — finalized in April 2024 — was struck down by a federal district court in Texas before it could take effect,…
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