6 ways Alaska Airlines communicates to a dispersed workforce
Few companies deal with as many employees on the go as an airline. Find out how Alaska and its sister brand Horizon Air stay in touch with pilots, flight attendants and others.
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Are you trying to reach remote employees across the nation—and perhaps around the globe?
Take a page from the strategy book of Alaska Airlines, which must get news out to 23,000 employees at that organization and its at sister brand Horizon Air.
Few companies have as great a challenge as airlines, striving to keep employees informed about everything from sudden blizzards to that co-worker who stole and crashed one of its planes.
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