Thank you to these friends, activists, leaders, and champions who stand with us to say: This is the time for #PaidLeaveforAll.
Join us. Tell Congress to close the loopholes, cover frontline workers, and protect all of us today. https://t.co/ynzYZ62qL8
Weekly #GSGEmployeeComms Insight: #leaders should be leveraging internal & external communications channels to personally address concerns for their workforce and reinforce steps they are taking to ensure #employee safety in the #COVID19 crisis. Read more: https://t.co/eOHeE5hE70
@KelseyLab I'm having flashbacks to the time we killed spider in the sink by screaming loudly and aggressively spraying it with multipurpose cleaner. That was years ago and I still feel it deserves a knighting or a crowning of some kind.
A customized approach is more important than ever for #employeecomms. Communicating about #essentialwork requires different content and channels than communicating about #workingfromhome
Customizing communications is key. As you adapt your internal communications plans given the #coronavirus pandemic, consider how changes for your workforce vary by division and role. Sign up to receive more #GSGemployeecomms insights: https://t.co/Ux4NPUHblM
With #COVID2019, there’s essentially no such thing as too much communication. Employers should be proactive and transparent with #employees to build confidence in their response and ease anxiety.
#Employees admire the organizations they work for and a majority look to them as their most trusted resource. It is important to keep communicating and sharing contingency plans. #GSGEmployeeComms
@FiveThirtyEight Full-time employed Americans are more concerned about #coronavirus negatively impacting the US #economy than they are about someone they know becoming infected, according to new @GSG research.
@TheHustle New @GSG research shows that just 48% of employees say they can work remotely + there's a gap between what employees say they would find helpful for their employer to do & what they say their employer has done to address #coronavirus: https://t.co/ZiOvf5mPNs
What do #employees want their employer to do about #coronavirus? New GSG Employee Communications research shows they want to be informed and prepared about what might happen. #COVID19#GSGEmployeeComms
The @OlaySkin@SuperBowl ad definitely has the stickers beat (although I was so excited to wear this at the time!) Would love to see more organizations championing efforts to #MakeSpaceForWomen
Communication in the workplace is changing. Employees want their voices heard and they are expecting increased communication from the C-suite. Thanks @beckbamberger and @adage for sharing our insights.
Read the full article here: https://t.co/USkY2umaLg
GSG’s @TMeck w/her latest column in @Forbes: More women in the C-suite means a better communications culture…which means better business results. https://t.co/H1JKLqaV4O