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IPR and Voya Financial Report Finds Employees Want to See People with Disabilities Featured in Social Media and Advertisements, But Feel Organizations Fall Short

Institute for Public Relations

IPR and Voya Financial surveyed 1,014 employees to find out their perceptions of disabilities and caregiving in the workplace Download: News Release for Communications Professionals (PDF) Download: News Release for Human Resources Professionals (PDF) Download: Full Report Available Here NEW YORK, NY, — Despite nearly three-quarters (73%) of employees (..)

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How Solo PR Pros can Navigate Financial Success with Flexibility

Solo PR Pro

Being a solo PR pro offers a world of opportunities and challenges including managing the financial health of your business and protecting your income. In this blog post, we'll explore three financial tips to help solo PR Pros thrive in their professional and financial journey. We'd love to hear from YOU.

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6 Guidelines for Social Media Tragedy Response

Shift Communications

In the wake of these tragedies, what’s the appropriate social media behavior? If we were to stop our social postings for every event, we’d literally never be able to post on social media again. If an incident occurs in our hometown, obviously be sure our employees, loved ones, etc. Christopher S.

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Corporate Reputation Never More Important, Nor More Fragile, Report Finds

PRSay

But even as reputation becomes more important for organizations, in the social media era, it has also never been more fragile, the report says. Consumer demands for accountability and transparency are rising, while employee voices have gained influence since the pandemic.

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Taking a Stance: A Company’s Reputation Is at Stake

Reputation Us

staff, members, community, media, social media influencers), being silent on such prominent social justice matters may suggest that your credit union is noncommittal, tone-deaf or even complicit. Our employees and community members are invested in these causes. In the court of public opinion (e.g.,

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Gary V: Most hated or most loved person in social media?

Communications Conversations

But mostly because of his position in the industry–he’s become one of THE lightning rods in our social media marketing world. I’ve seen Gary multiple times early in his social media career when I was helping with a conference called BlogWorld. Gary V is a fascinating personality to me. Not too many.

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Are employee social advocacy programs at direct odds with your personal brand?

Communications Conversations

Employee social advocacy programs are having a moment. Companies like Starbucks, Reebok and Humana (just to name a few) have implemented employee social advocacy programs over the last few years. And, these tools then serve up content employees can post on social networks like LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter.