The furlough scheme has been extended until Oct 2020 Chancellor Rishi Sunak in an unprecedented move by the government to support UK firms through the Coronavirus outbreak. It means that employers can claim a grant covering 80% of an employees’ wages,…
On Sunday 10th May Boris Johnson, UK Prime Minister, laid out the beginnings of how our lives will start to slowly go back to an unknown normal. As internal communicators we might be tasked like I was with thinking about and…
For what seems like a lifetime we have been discussing, at great length, how to communicate with employees from different generations. Despite the fact that in recent years the generation demographics have chopped and changed, and we are entering a…
COVID-19 has given way to a new era of how we communicate – virtually. For us internal communicators who find ourselves thrown into a panicked frenzy of figuring out what to do without the usual town halls, middle manager stand-ups…
Until recently the “M ” word aka Menopause was not in my radar and it would not have been if it wasn’t for my friends and mother who are going through it now. I watched my friends struggle with this phase…
Marketing and PR without a doubt are more advanced than Internal Communication, they existed longer and made several mistakes until they perfected (if there is such a thing) the way they reach their audience. They were permitted to make mistakes…
Last week I had the opportunity to attend @Lansons talk on “The Neuroscience of Organisational Change” presented by @drhelenaboschi. Those of you who know me would know how fascinated I am with neuroscience and the human behaviour. I tend to…
Conversations about racial injustice are louder than they’ve ever been and people are sharing their stories to educate others. We need to check our own bias and take action. Today I have a guest post for you by Gihan Hyde…
