Rhode Island 2024 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H8197

Introduced
4/24/24  

Caption

HOUSE RESOLUTION CELEBRATING "ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS' DAY" ON APRIL 24, 2024, AND THANKING ALL THE DEDICATED STAFF WHO WORK TIRELESSLY IN SUPPORT OF THE RHODE ISLAND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Impact

By establishing a day of recognition for administrative professionals, HB H8197 aims to foster appreciation and morale within workplaces across the state of Rhode Island. This resolution reinforces the significance of administrative roles in enhancing the productivity of government bodies and other organizations. It is a symbolic gesture intended to highlight the essential functions these professionals perform daily, ultimately supporting the efficiency of public service.

Summary

House Bill H8197 is a resolution celebrating 'Administrative Professionals' Day' on April 24, 2024. It acknowledges the indispensable contributions of administrative professionals across various sectors, including government, education, and private businesses. The resolution emphasizes the vital role these individuals play in ensuring the smooth operation of workplaces and the positive impression they provide as the first point of contact for the public.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HB H8197 is largely positive, as it addresses the commendable efforts of a profession that is often overlooked. Legislators from various backgrounds express support for the resolution, aiming to honor the hard work and dedication of administrative staff. The general tone of the discussions reflects an understanding of the pivotal role these individuals have in the success of their respective institutions.

Contention

There are no significant points of contention surrounding HB H8197, as the resolution itself is straightforward and focuses solely on recognition rather than policy changes or legislative conflict. The resolution brings together support from various representatives in a united front to celebrate the contributions of administrative professionals, with no recorded opposition during its discussion.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

RI H6318

House Resolution Celebrating "administrative Professionals' Day" On April 26, 2023, And Thanking All The Dedicated Staff Who Work Tirelessly In Support Of The Rhode Island House Of Representatives

RI H6473

House Resolution Celebrating June 1, 2023, As "rhode Island College Day" In The State Of Rhode Island

RI H6214

House Resolution Celebrating "uri Day" At The Rhode Island Statehouse On March 28, 2023

RI H6263

House Resolution Celebrating April Of 2023, As “organ Donation Month” In The State Of Rhode Island

RI H6175

House Resolution Celebrating March Of 2023, As “national Social Work Month” In The State Of Rhode Island

RI H6416

House Resolution Honoring And Celebrating "armed Forces Day" On May 20th, 2023, In The State Of Rhode Island

RI H6319

House Resolution Commemorating "national Crime Victims' Week" On April 23rd Through April 29th, 2023, In The State Of Rhode Island

RI H6315

House Resolution Commemorating April 23rd-29th As "quahog Week 2023" In The State Of Rhode Island

RI H5325

House Resolution Thanking The Rhode Island Community Food Bank And Local Food Pantries For Their Hard Work Addressing Food Insecurity In Rhode Island

RI H5059

House Resolution Thanking Representative Anastasia P. Williams For Her Thirty Years Of Devoted And Distinguished Service In The Rhode Island House Of Representatives

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