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Why HR?


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Human Resources (HR) is a crucial part of any workplace, as it serves as a bridge between the employees and the organization. HR is responsible for recruiting, hiring, onboarding, and training employees, as well as payroll, managing employee benefits, performance evaluations, and workplace policies. HR also helps to create a positive work environment by promoting diversity and inclusion, resolving conflicts, and ensuring compliance with labor laws and regulations. Without HR, workplaces may struggle to attract and retain talent, maintain a productive workforce, and ensure a fair and equitable workplace for all employees.


HR plays a critical role in managing the human capital of an organization, which is often the most valuable asset of any business. This includes everything from recruitment and retention to employee development and engagement. HR also helps to ensure that employees are property trained, equipped with the necessary skills and provided with the resources they need to perform their jobs effectively. Additionally, HR serves as a liaison between the employees and the organization, helping to resolve conflicts, address concerns and provide support to employees. HR is the first point of contact for applicants and employees. Finally, HR helps to ensure that the organization is compliant with laws and regulations related to employment, which can help to avoid costly legal issues and reputational damage. Overall, HR is essential to the success of any organization and plays a vital role in ensuring that employees are able to work in a productive, positive, and fair workplace environment. HR managers are strategic partners in an organization – from developing productive employees to maintaining staff. HR builds strong workforces and serves an ambassador to the workforce and community.

About ARSHRM


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The Arkansas SHRM State Council is the link between members, chapters, and the SHRM organization. The Council provides leadership, communication, and supports thousands of human resource professionals who are either members of a SHRM chapter or At-large SHRM members in Arkansas. 
 
ARSHRM provides many resources to the state’s HR profession including serving as a voice in legislative affairs, offering programs to further the profession, and promoting the growth and development of sound HR practices. 


Our Mission

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We are a professional organization committed to:

  • Providing leadership, communication and support of human resource professionals;
  • Providing professional development opportunities for chapter leaders and members;
  • Continuing to be an effective voice for legislative affairs;
  • Providing leadership and support in the training, development and education of our current and future workforce; and
  • Promoting and facilitating the continued development of members through certification.
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Vision Statement

The Arkansas Society for Human Resource Management State Council, Inc. is a member responsive TEAM of Human Resource Leaders serving the HR profession, their employees and employers, demonstrating and promoting HR excellence and ethics. As a model State Council, we are and will continue to be a proactive force in human resource management issues as they relate to business, legislative affairs, and professional development.

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