Georgia 2023-2024 Regular Session

Georgia House Bill HR686

Introduced
3/27/23  
Introduced
3/27/23  
Enrolled
3/27/23  

Caption

Georgia's working women; contributions toward building strong families and supporting Georgia's economy; commend

Impact

The impact of HR686 is projected to be multifaceted, particularly in terms of enhancing legislative focus on issues relevant to working women. This includes economic policies that support family-friendly workplaces, childcare initiatives, and equal pay legislation. The bill serves as a catalyst for discussions surrounding female empowerment and the importance of equitable treatment in the workplace. Advocates argue that by formally recognizing these contributions, the bill will help foster a more inclusive environment that values the work of women in supporting Georgia's families and economy.

Summary

HR686 is a bill aimed at recognizing the significant contributions of Georgia's working women towards building strong families and supporting the state's economy. The bill emphasizes the role of women in the workforce and the necessity of their contributions not only for economic development but also for the well-being of families in Georgia. By commending the efforts of working women, HR686 serves to raise awareness about the challenges they face and the importance of their roles within both the family unit and the broader economy.

Contention

While HR686 has garnered support for its positive messages about women in the workforce, there may be areas of contention regarding the implementation of policies and programs to support the bill's objectives. Critics could argue over the funding and resources necessary for effective family support initiatives, as well as potential resistance from businesses hesitant to adopt new practices. Advocates for women's rights and family support may push for more robust measures to back the bill's intentions, calling for specific legislative commitments that ensure the recognition leads to tangible benefits for working women.

Voting_history

As of the available documents, there are limited details provided about the voting history or any controversies surrounding HR686. However, tracking the changes in support or opposition as the bill progresses through legislative sessions will be crucial to understanding its impact and reception among lawmakers and constituents.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

GA HR1065

Georgia's working women; contributions toward building strong families and supporting the Georgia economy; commend

GA SR516

Georgia's Working Women; recognize

GA HR461

Food Bank of Northeast Georgia; mission of connecting neighbors with nourishing food, its expansion to better serve communities across Northeast Georgia & ongoing contributions to economic stability, workforce development & community well-being; commend

GA HR712

House Study Committee on Protecting Working Families; create

GA HR54

Georgia Economic Developers Association; efforts to improve the economic development climate of the State of Georgia; commend

GA HB1158

2022 Women's Economic Security Act; create.

GA HR605

Recognizing that the United States needs to support and strengthen mothers in the workforce by investing in the Mom Economy.

GA SB2715

Women's Economic Security Act of 2021; enact.

GA LD1726

An Act to Build Maine's Economy by Supporting Child Care for Working Families

GA HR648

School Social Workers Association of Georgia; expertise and commitment to the well-being of students and their families; commend

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.