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Seven executive communicators in Ragan’s newest research report shared how they reach employees in the post-pandemic landscape.
Leaders who are willing to be vulnerable and embrace the unknown build trust and teach their teams to do the same.
Empowering employees to drive change goes a long way toward fostering loyalty.
With building at its core, it should come as no surprise that Legoland Parks & Resorts created a technology framework to keep employees up to date. It earned a Grand Prize for Best Use of Technology in Ragan’s Employee Communications + Top Places to Work Awards.
From offering travel assistance as a reproductive health right to bailing out protestors, organizations are demonstrating a wide range of support for workers after Roe v. Wade.
As virtual worlds become more accessible, communicators might consider taking their workplaces into the metaverse.
Comms pros share their best practices on how to help your workforce make the most of your tech tools.
By fostering psychological safety, organizations will see higher levels of engagement, increased motivation to tackle difficult problems, more learning and development opportunities, and solid overall performance.
Employee experience tops the list in ContactMonkey’s survey findings
Employee engagement begets employee wellness, which begets higher retention rates and productivity.
Ping pong tables, unlimited access to beer on tap, and an office full of people wearing jeans and sneakers while lounging on bean bags. That’s the recipe for a thriving, modern company culture. Or is it?
From events to ERGs, here are how nine organizations are marking Pride month with their workers.
You’ve probably heard about quiet quitting. Now it’s time to root out and avoid quiet firings.
Would you spend a few seconds thinking about subject lines to make your team more productive and alleviate stress?