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Master Compliance & Culture | Avoid HR Pitfalls

In the ever-evolving landscape of Human Resources, the line between thriving and merely surviving lies in mastering a delicate balance: navigating the complexities of compliance while fostering a culture that... read more

ZIPS Dry Cleaners Bringing Same-Day, One-Price Dry Cleaning to Indianapolis

With a ribbon cutting ceremony scheduled for February 5th at 11 a.m., the ZIPS Dry Cleaners store will be located at 5025 E. 82nd Street, Suite 300, and will be the first of five stores owned and operated by Indianapolis native Larry Frutkin and his wife, Emma.

Jan 25th, 2019• Member News

AwayZone Launches Crowdfunding Campaign

Support Minority-owned business by contributing to AwayZone’s crowdfunding campaign starting Monday, January 14th! AwayZone is an ecosystem that allows traveling consumers who are seeking culturally specific goods and services to... read more

Jan 23rd, 2019• Member News

Kids’ Voice of Indiana TopGolf Charity Golf Tournament

Kids' Voice of Indiana is holding its Second Annual TopGolf Charity Golf Tournament on March 20, 2019, at the Fishers TopGolf. The event is a fundraiser to continue our mission of serving at-risk children in Marion County.

Jan 22nd, 2019• Events, Indy Chamber News, Member News

Message from Catt Sadler

Emmy-winning journalist and Indianapolis native Catt Sadler will keynote the Indy Chamber’s Women in Business Retreat (February 28 – March 1, 2019) along with Linda Rendleman, her mother and partner... read more

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Congress Passes Ban on Pre-Dispute Arbitration Clauses Covering Sexual Assault and Harassment Disputes

On Thursday, February 10, 2022, both the House and Senate passed H.R. 4445 which will ban the use of arbitration clauses and disallow joint, class or collective action waivers for sexual abuse or harassment disputes, unless the employee/complainant consents to arbitration, but only after a legal dispute arises. The Bill still requires the President’s signature before becoming law.