SJR75 Alabama 2011 Session

Updated Feb 27, 2026

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Summary

Primary Sponsor: Tammy Irons
Democrat
Session: Regular Session 2011
Title: Workers Memorial Day, recognized
Summary: The bill designates April 28, 2011 as Workers Memorial Day in Alabama and urges renewed safety efforts for workers.
What This Bill Does
It designates a day to recognize workers who have been killed, injured, or disabled on the job. It calls for renewed efforts to improve safety and health protections, stronger standards and enforcement, and fair compensation for workers. It is a symbolic resolution that does not create new laws or funding.

Who It Affects
Alabama workers who have been killed, injured, or disabled on the job are acknowledged and remembered.
Employers, safety regulators, and the public are encouraged to pursue stronger safety protections, enforcement, and fair compensation in the workplace.

Key Provisions
Declares April 28, 2011 as Workers Memorial Day in Alabama.
Recognizes workers killed, injured, or disabled by workplace hazards.
Calls for renewed efforts to improve safety and health protections, stronger standards and enforcement, and fair and just compensation.
Reaffirms dedication to improving safety and health in every workplace in Alabama.

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Subjects: Resolutions, Congratulatory

Introduced and referred to the Senate committee on Rules