About Michael VanDervort

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Exploring human resources, labor relations, and social media through the mind of a tech savvy boomer

Here are the important things you need to know about me.

I share my thoughts on human resources, labor relations, and social media.   I also walk dogs.

Michael VanDervort is a life-long human resources professional focused on building a workplace driven by  positive associate relations.  Michael is also a volunteer leader for SHRM at the state and national level, and is currently a member of the SHRM Special Expertise panel on Labor Relations, and with HR Florida.   Michael is an accomplished social media user, and frequently speaks and writes on various aspects of how social media is impacting the HR profession.  You can reach me at michael.vandervort@gmail.com

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