Also: How companies have mandated vaccines so far, agencies offer to cover relocation for Texas-based employees after anti-abortion law, and Twitter tries to label ‘good bots.’
Also: How companies have mandated vaccines so far, agencies offer to cover relocation for Texas-based employees after anti-abortion law, and Twitter tries to label ‘good bots.’
Walker Sands still sees value in having employees embedded in specific media markets, which led it to pursue its recent acquisition of March Communications.
The dean of the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication makes the case for the lessons leaders should take from a changing sector that is rethinking its future.
Also: The labor market gets hotter, Burger King follows McDonald’s with celebrity marketing, conventions and trade shows look to rebound, and U. of Delaware flubs COVID messaging.
Stephanie Sweet, vice president of PR and marketing communications for Robert Half, shares data on why workers are leaving their posts and what employers can do to keep them.
Here are the essential messages that must be shared internally and externally as a tight labor market and COVID-19 uncertainty pose tremendous recruitment and retention challenges.
Also: Steve from ‘Blue’s Clues’ makes emotional return, what American say they need for greater well-being, Sweetgreen’s CEO tries to make amends, PR pros’ willingness to travel in 2021, and more.
The communicators behind 9/11 Day—a national day of service honoring the victims of the deadly attack in 2001—look back on two decades of making a difference.
Also: Business travel is grounded in Sept., Americans say they still want to shop in-person, HRC parts with president over his ties to former Gov. Cuomo, and more.
