Employee safety needs to be taken seriously, whether your organization employs a handful of people, or dozens, or even hundreds. “No business strategy can be effective if it doesn’t embed employee health, safety, and well-being into its DNA. You’ve made a foundational promise to your workers to take care of them,” we are reminded. Let us also remember that good internal communication plays a key role in creating a safer workplace.
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Systematic framing of messages is vital to successful leadership. Frames provide people with a quick and easy way to process information. They are cognitive shortcuts we use to help make sense of complex information, enabling us to interpret the world around us and represent that world to others. Through framing, complex phenomena can be organized into coherent, understandable concepts. There is no doubt that framing of messages is essential for strong leadership, as discussed in this article.
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If you want a high performing organization, you need to engage and inspire your middle managers. They are the key to employee engagement. This is even more important now during COVID-18. But middle managers need good lines of communication from top management. This article explains how you can improve middle manager communication.
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It is important for all managers to communicate well with their team members because the manager accounts for at least 70% of the variance in employee engagement scores across business units. When you improve the communication skills of managers across your organization, you improve employee engagement levels as well – a key indicator of better operational performance.
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Worldwide research has found managers drive about 70% of an individual’s engagement at work, but managers are terrible communicators, which severely damages employee engagement levels. This article outlines how you can fix chronically poor manager communication so your organization’s employee engagement levels improve.
Read moreThe global financial recession affected corporations in every country. Global corporations have been hit by the economic downturn everywhere. To survive and pave the way for future success, corporations tightened their belts and try to change strategy in order to ride out the pressures. DuPont is one of those corporations. The company was really hit in September 2008 when the financial system in the United States came close to collapse. Sales in some DuPont ...
Read moreInequality leading to major disruption Findings from the highly respected annual Edelman Trust Barometer surveys over 20 years pointed to community trust around the world being spurred by economic growth. However, the conclusion in 2020 is that community trust continued to be maintained in Asia and the Middle East, but not in developed markets, where income inequality is now the more important factor. A majority of respondents in every developed market do not believe ...
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Abrupt departures by senior executives can cause major replacement problems for the organization, and also problems for communicators – because the rumor mill will often go into a frenzy about the event. And rumors are usually worse than the truth. It is best to communicate promptly about any abrupt executive departures.
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Your top management needs to communicate well with employees for a high performing organization. But first these executives need to engage and inspire your mid-level managers, who are the key to employee engagement,
Read moreHybrid work looks like continuing to evolve as the way of the future. The concept of a hybrid workplace is
Many organizations have had quite a shake-up due to the pandemic. As a result, some may have had to go
PR is an exhausting field to work in, creatively speaking. As a communication professional, you’re caught between the dry,
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