Welcome to Carroll County SHRM

It's time to renew your Carroll County SHRM membership for 2021! The early bird membership rate is available if you renew by January 31. Please take a moment to visit the membership page and view the benefits of membership.

Upcoming Carroll County SHRM Meeting Dates for 2021

Please mark these dates on your calendar. Plan to participate in all membership meetings and our Annual Conference on 11/5/21.

Membership meeting occurs on Tuesday 8:30-10:30am

• February 2, 2021
• May 4, 2021
• August 3, 2021
• November 5, 2021 Carroll County SHRM Conference is a Friday date and serves as the membership meeting for the last quarter of the year, 8 am - 4:30 pm 

ANNUAL FALL CONFERENCE - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2020, 8 AM TO 4:15 PM

Register Now

Mark your calendar and make plans for the Carroll County SHRM 8th Annual Fall Conference scheduled for Friday, November 6. This year, the Fall Conference will be held using a Virtual Conferencing format.

You don't want to miss out on the fantastic line-up of guest speakers and the keynote addresses. 

Presentations will offer highly relevant topics with information to help your organization strengthen your workforce, enhance workplace culture, and enable positive changes to occur in the workplace. Learn from HR experts, attendees will be able to earn 5.5 SHRM/HRCI PDU'S! .

This event is open to members of Carroll County SHRM as well as non-members. 

Register now for this virtual event! Go to www.carrollcc.edu/ccshrm

Featured Keynote Speakers:

Employee Where Art Thou? The Latest News in Managing Disability and Leave Issues
Presented by Christine V. Walters, J.D., MAS, SHRM-SCP, SPHR
Independent Consultant, FiveL Company

From COVID-19 to opioid addiction, today’s workplace requires employers to balance flexible staffing models with business demands for productivity. As the U.S. labor market becomes more diverse and the economic tides continue to churn, work/life integration becomes increasingly important (yet more challenging) for employers. In this interactive session, participants will conduct a mini-case study review of current challenges and proactive strategies employers are using for crafting policies, procedures and practices that balance the sometimes competing demands of employee and employer needs and interests for modified work schedules for medical, family, religious, military and other reasons.

LGBTQ+ Knowledge for the HR Professional: Awareness, Etiquette and Best Practices
Presented by Tara B. Taylor, MPA
Managing Director, ADR Vantage, Inc.

Although efforts have been made in recent years to advance equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, queer and other gender and sexual minorities, there are still many instances where LGBTQ+ people find themselves excluded, unwelcome and uncomfortable in the workplace. In fact, according to the Human Rights Campaign, an average of 50% of employees report hiding their sexual orientation at work due to hostility, prejudice, discrimination and mistreatment in the workplace. All organizations, and especially human resource professionals, have a vital role to play in raising awareness and creating best practices for inclusive workplaces.

Visit www.carrollcc.edu/ccshrm for details and to register for the event!

Carroll County SHRM wishes to thank our Fall Conference Sponsors: