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How HR Can Support Frontline Managers in Communicating

Topic:
How HR Can Support Frontline Managers in Communicating
Date:
September 13, 2012 at 11:00 - 12:00 PM ET
Presenters:
Allison Jackson, Director, Global Internal Communications(Hertz Global Holdings, Inc.)
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Description
The Human Resources (HR) staff is depended upon for a number of items and issues by the employee population, from benefits and personnel issues to wages and organizational changes. One area where HR is relied upon more and more is employee communications. In large organizations, one person – or an entire staff – may handle internal communications. Many times, the internal communications role will sit within the HR department to ensure they are closely aligned.

Regardless of your company’s structure, HR plays a vital role in supporting managers in communicating to their teams. This webinar will take a look at a number of key items, including:

•       Various research supporting effective communication and how it impacts companies
•       HR’s role in supporting manager communication – ways you can help
•       Best practices – what employees want and how you can help
•       Communication lessons learned at a well-known Fortune 500 company – what works and what doesn’t
•       Key takeaways you can implement immediately – some quick, easy tactics

The focus of this webinar will be on communicating with a workforce that is not technologically savvy and email is not the preferred method of communicating. Even though social media and technology are changing the landscape of employee communications, frontline managers and their interaction with employees will always be vital. Knowing how you can help will ensure you have successful managers.

As a trusted guide and advisor in all things employee relations, learning how you can take a role in driving employee communications within your company will add another level of value to your internal stakeholders.
Who Should Participate
HR representatives at all levels with a large employee base that may not be technologically savvy or feel comfortable with email communication
What You Will Learn
- Why employee communication from managers is vital, even with today's technology - How HR reps can help managers communicate - Communication best practices - Key employee communication takeaways and tips you can immediately implement
Recommended Resources
www.Ragan.com www.IABC.com www.acommunicationsolution.com
Communities
Social Media And Employee Communications
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Hertz Global Holdings, Inc.

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Image of Laura Devlin Laura Devlin
Strategic Communications Consulting, LLC
Good job! 4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
Image of Michelle Urchek Michelle Urchek
Time Warner Inc.
I liked the topic and would like to see more indepth presentation on the topic. 3 / 5
Good Presentation
Image of Sandy Clark Sandy Clark
Eastwood
I was impressed with the amount of information the speaker shared. Don't be fooled by the bullet point 10 page presentation slides. The presenter did the slides as I like ... as bullet points and filled in information in her speaking ... not all information on the slides. 4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
Image of Ashley Halford Ashley Halford
Missouri Department Of Transportation
Should have gone into more details about some of their practices and provided examples. 3 / 5
Good Presentation
Image of Jill Lafreniere Jill Lafreniere
rphrconsulting.com
Thanks for sharing your lessons learnt and what works. It was great that you kept ample time for questions. 5 / 5
Excellent Presentation
Image of Maria Martinez Maria Martinez
Unemployed
To speak a little slower and have more pauses. 3 / 5
Good Presentation
Image of Susan Jones, PHR Susan Jones, PHR
Enterprise Products
Very clear; easy to follow and understand. Excellent speaking voice - engaging presentation. Good use of participant surveys throughout. 5 / 5
Excellent Presentation
5 / 5
Excellent Presentation
Image of Russ Winter Russ Winter
Winter Associates
4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
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University Of Miami
4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
Image of Lisa McHenry Lisa McHenry
Skillsoft
3 / 5
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Walker Industries
4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
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Brandl & Talos Attorneys at law
3 / 5
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Newfoundland Power
4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
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Northstar Aerospace - Chicago
3 / 5
Good Presentation
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Sutherland Global Services, Inc.
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B.M. SQA Consulting
3 / 5
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J-W Operating Company
4 / 5
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Aspect Energy
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Ortho Molecular Products, Inc.
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Xcel Energy Inc.
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