A Resolution urging the Congress of the United States to establish a centralized, secure and streamlined national database or comparable system to share wage, employment, unemployment compensation and other relevant eligibility data with the states.

SR 174 is a non-binding resolution urging Congress to create a centralized national system for sharing wage, employment, unemployment compensation, and related eligibility data with states. It directly affects state agencies that administer programs like unemployment benefits, as they would receive standardized data to determine applicant eligibility. The resolution proposes a secure, streamlined federal database to replace current fragmented state-level data collection. This is a procedural request to Congress, not a law that would change existing policies or programs.