In a new episode of the Future of Internal Communication podcast, Jen, Dom and Cat speak to Megan Reitz and John Higgins, co-authors of Speak Up: Say What Needs to be Said and Hear What Needs to be Heard. They explore the role of colleague voice in engagement and look at the role of internal communication in helping organisations become better equipped to hear – and leverage – the views that matter.
Season 12 of the Future of Internal Communication Podcast kicks off with an inspiring first episode! Join hosts Jen, Cat, and Dom as they sit down with Sarah Gillard, CEO of Blueprint for Better Business, to explore the role businesses should play in building a fairer, well-functioning society and how internal communication can help bring these aspirations to life.
By recognising the worth of “how” rather than “what” in employee behaviour, the Skipton Group is building an improved behaviours framework for clear, cohesive company culture.
Join Jen, Dom and Cat as they chat with Ellen Van Oosten, Professor of Organisational Behaviour at the Weatherhead School of Management, Case Western University. In this insightful episode, they explore how organisations can better support their internal stakeholders in making lasting behavioural changes and navigating the ongoing waves of change that characterise the 2020s.
Pepco created a team of 45 Pepcoolture Influencers to drive the implementation of its new company values: team spirit, growth, love for the customer, respect and simplicity.
In 2020, we were thrown into remote working with a moment’s notice, and then, a year later, a hybrid culture. Our work-life balance might be better, but have we properly taken time to shape a culture fit for everyone around this new way of working, and to adapt content and channels to employees’ changing preferences?
This is the second part in a two-part series presenting an overview of psychological safety. This factsheet looks at how to create psychological safety in the workplace and the role of internal communicators.
To give our best performance at work, we need to feel connected to our teammates. But the absence of casual, water-cooler chat in 2023's working environment has left some home-workers feeling adrift from their peers. For our wellbeing, how can we bring a culture of conversation and fun into the hybrid workplace?
Following calls from employees for an easier way to recognise the excellent work of colleagues, Miller Insurance created an Applause Wall – an easy-to-use internal recognition tool that brings messages of thanks to life with the click of a button.