Individuals who are interested in labor relations as a profession can join the Society for Human Resource Management, which offers advocacy, networking, and educational opportunities. Other organizations that offer membership include the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans, Public Sector HR Association, and the Labor and Employment Relations Association. Other associations exist for human resource professionals based on geographic location. The American Arbitration Association describes itself as the "largest private global provider of alternative dispute resolution services in the world."
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