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U.S. Public Policy

WorldatWork Public Policy Toolkit

Everything you ever wanted to know about the WorldatWork Public Policy department and how you can get involved.
WorldatWork is the independent, non-partisan authority on topics related to total rewards.  The WorldatWork public policy team is responsible for anticipating and addressing regulations and legislation that could affect total rewards and HR professionals.  Review the resources below for more information on public policy and how you can get involved.

WorldatWork Public Policy Team
 
Claiborne Guy Jack Swetland

The Legislative Process

Agenda Setting
Legislation begins with a process of agenda setting in which lawmakers identify a problem they believe can be solved through legislation. They can identify these problems through talking with constituents, stakeholder groups (such as associations), the news media, or through conversations with other lawmakers.


The Difference Between Legislation and Regulation
A broad overview of the differences between legislation and regulation and a summary of some general kinds of legislation and regulations.
Government Agency Overview
A list of all the agencies WorldatWork monitors and submits comments to, along with its intersection with total rewards and links to more information on each agency.
How To Get Involved
A description of all the ways you, as an individual and as a member of WorldatWork, can get involved in the governmental process at every level.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to some of the questions we in the Public Policy department are frequently asked. If you have a question for us not on this list, please drop us a line!
How a Bill Becomes a Law
In the first WorldatWork Public Policy podcast, Public Policy Analyst Carrie Clark breaks down the process a bill goes through to become a law from its introduction to the final signature from the President.

Electoral Math and the Importance of Election
In the second WorldatWork Public Policy podcast, we explore how the Electoral College works and the practical implications of elections.

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