Alabama 2025 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HR140 Compare Versions

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3	3	HR140
4	4	CXDUYJQ-1
5	5	By Representative Kirkland
6	6	RFD:
7	7	First Read: 18-Mar-25
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15	15	HR____ RECOGNIZING PINK HARD HAT GIRLS AND WOMEN IN
16	16	CONSTRUCTION MONTH.
17	17	WHEREAS, it is with great pride and special pleasure
18	18	that the Educational Workforce Development programs for high
19	19	school girls and women in construction called Pink Hard Hat
20	20	Girls and Women in CTE, Construction, and Manufacturing
21	21	Programs and Occupations have been established in Jackson
22	22	County; and
23	23	WHEREAS, March 2-8 is recognized as Women in
24	24	Construction Week; this week is crucial to honor women who
25	25	mhave overcome challenges and stereotypes in the
26	26	construction industry, to encourage more women to pursue
27	27	careers in construction, and to promote diversity and
28	28	inclusion in the construction industry; and
29	29	WHEREAS, the focus of these organizations is to share
30	30	different opportunities for females in CTE, Construction,
31	31	and Manufacturing, to educate and expose females to these
32	32	types of careers, and to provide networking opportunities
33	33	and employment information; the outcome of the group is to
34	34	provide a potential pipeline of female skilled workers for
35	35	the workforce and provide a network for females already
36	36	working within these fields; women in all construction and
37	37	manufacturing jobs, including office and administration,
38	38	total only 11 percent; with this small percentage, it is
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68	68	total only 11 percent; with this small percentage, it is
69	69	imperative to encourage and help influence more girls and
70	70	women to enter this field; and
71	71	WHEREAS, group participation is open to students in
72	72	grades 10-12 in CTE, Construction, and Manufacturing
73	73	programs, women in CTE, Construction, and Manufacturing
74	74	Careers, student advisers, and partnering companies; and
75	75	WHEREAS, meetings will take place six times during
76	76	the school year where students will visit different local
77	77	industries and hear from a female speaker that works in a
78	78	CTE, Construction, or Manufacturing occupation; the schools
79	79	will provide a bus and a driver to transport students to and
80	80	from the industry; now therefore,
81	81	BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
82	82	LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA, That by recognizing the Pink Hard
83	83	Hat Girls and Women in CTE, Construction, and Manufacturing
84	84	Programs and Occupations, young girls and women everywhere
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86	86	create a lasting legacy for all women in the future.
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