Federation Partners,
The Georgia Chamber has issued an important call to action today on Senate Bill 52 urging all Georgians to ask their local legislators to vote YES with no amendments on Wednesday, February 17. Please see detail on this bill below along with reminders around our investor benefits and upcoming webinars focused on cost-conscious business solutions for your members.
Also, in case you missed it, we have included a link to today's Equality and Inclusion Town Hall featuring Representative Calvin Smyre.
Regards,
Morgan Law
Chief Experience Officer
Georgia Chamber
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As priority legislation for the Georgia Chamber, Senate Bill 52 would incentivize businesses to adhere to the highest standards of cyber security software by providing liability protections in the event of a data breach. SB 52 protects every Georgia consumer, and business owner alike, from criminal data hackers. Personal injury attorneys are attempting to block SB 52 scheduled for a Senate floor vote on Wednesday, February 17.
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Equality & Inclusion Town Hall ft. State Representative Calvin Smyre
Georgia Chamber President & CEO Chris Clark hosted Representative Calvin Smyre of Georgia’s 135th District for a discussion around equality and inclusion, today. Smyre reflected on measures taken to improve equity in the state and identified current initiatives and future opportunities that Georgians must consider as we strive toward a more resilient and inclusive future, together.
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Our partners at hrsimple are hosting a webinar on February 24th at 10 AM CST and as a member of the chamber you can register for free. During this session, Emily Pontius from Fredrikson & Byron will discuss workplace safety, anti-harassment policies, and remote work. Click here to register for FREE.
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Get the latest toolkits and resources to promote and support SMART to your members. Go to www.gachamber.com/smart today!
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