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By Mandy Thatcher, Editor November 22nd, 2007 Dear Source Reader |
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In the latest issue of Strategic Communication Management we hear how in 2005, research at Royal Bank of Canada revealed that only 1% of its 70,000 employees regarded the company's print magazine as their primary source of information. "Yet, print represented the largest component of our employee communication budget" says David Moorcroft, senior vice-president of corporate communications for RBC. This discovery was a burning platform for change and the rationale behind a new online newsletter that has cut costs and given employees more influence over news selection, feedback and discussion. Read the full case study Enjoy the rest of this issue. See you next week. Mandy Thatcher P.S. Let me know if you'll be attending the European Employee Engagement Conference in Amsterdam next week – I always enjoy chatting with readers. Final 7-days of Melcrum's budget buster
Nissan launches "N-Square" internal social networking site Global car manufacturer, Nissan, is to launch a new social networking site for its employees. The site, dubbed “N-Square”, will connect up to 50,000 of the company's 180,000 employees globally. Users will be able to create online profiles, blogs, communities and discussion groups and share data files. Making your message stick How do you make your message stick? The answer it seems is to: keep it simple, credible, unexpected and, perhaps most importantly, tap into the schema (or frame of reference) of the intended recipient. How ITV increased the CEO's visibility in his first 100 days Penny Lawson, director of internal communication at ITV, describes the techniques used to maximize visibility of the TV channel's new CEO, Michael Grade during his first 100 days. Is engagement an employee responsibility? As the momentum of employee engagement and how it impacts the success of an organization continues to grow, I was a little surprised when a friend who is an HR Leader commented that employee engagement is an individual's responsibility. Employers give cash to healthy workers More companies plan to offer financial incentives to reward workers who adopt healthy lifestyles, according to the 2007/2008 Staying@Work survey by Watson Wyatt Worldwide.
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