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Is The McDonald’s Lawsuit Smart PR?

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Is it a terrible PR move or just a juicy corporate communications case? Yesterday McDonald’s announced it is suing ex-CEO Steve Easterbrook over previously undisclosed relationships with company employees. Easterbrook was let go in 2019 because of what was termed a “consensual relationship” with an unnamed employee.

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3 Trends for Business Culture and Communications in 2019

PRSay

In their annual analysis of trends in business and communications, the10company sees 2019 as a year of influence for employees and consumers. Whether you are an impassioned employee or a socially conscious consumer, internal and external audiences are making their voices heard as never before.”

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Allegory report examines emerging corporate digital risk

Stephen Waddington

A report by Allegory sets out the urgent need for organisations to act on issues related to Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) and proposes a framework to support planning. I’ve been working with the team at Allegory to explore the issue of Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR).

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Exploring the modern corporate communication function

Stephen Waddington

The Institute for Public Relations and PR NEWS have published a study of corporate communication teams and their contribution to organisations. The Evolving Communication Function reports that the strength of internal relationships and reporting lines are the greatest indicator of the performance of a corporate communication team.

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When The CEO Should Be The PR Spokesperson

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Forty-four percent of 210 CEOs surveyed said their most important communication goal for 2019 was to sell the company’s products and services, and 60% said they were unlikely to speak out about any social issue. It’s good news that corporate leaders are starting to appreciate the power of social media, but progress has been slow.

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Pride Month in a Year of Loathing: Allies Needed

PRSay

LGBTQ+ employees are looking to their employers to protect them, particularly in places where state governments are making it clear that we are not entitled to equality under the law. It sounds like the consumer brand that uses its voice to advocate for equality and demonstrates what that means with its corporate donation strategy.

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What do Public Relations Salary Ranges Look Like in 2019?

Sword and the Script

The 2019 version is soon to be released and I perused the coverage to see what was new. This is flat in comparison to the median salaries PRWeek reported* over last several years: 2019: $95,000. It’ll be interesting to see if that changes in 2019 because last year, wage growth in the broader economy bounced up and down.

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