Randel K. Johnson is Vice President of  Labor, Immigration, and Employee Benefits at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Johnson joined the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on December 1, 1997. As vice president, he is primarily responsible for labor, immigration, and employee benefits issues pending before Congress and the federal agencies.

Through consulting with the Chamber’s member policy committees and supervising a staff of 13, Johnson determines the Chamber’s position and sets strategy regarding a wide variety of issues that fall within the jurisdiction of his division. These include union-driven initiatives such as card check legislation, ergonomics, and blacklisting regulations; pension funding reform and health care; civil rights and wage and hour; and comprehensive immigration reform, including visa and border policy.