Dear Colleagues, We are planning to release the "HR NEWSLETTER" for the first time for our company this month. Please suggest a better or more attractive article. Seeking a good suggestion.
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Regards, Rakesh Kumar
From India, Bhubaneswar
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From India, Bhubaneswar
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Writing Articles for Staff Communication
Write articles about issues, policies, and processes that are relevant and need to be communicated to the staff in your company. Staff often need reminders about what they need to do in certain situations, such as taking leave, attendance, travel for work, training, etc.
Topics to Consider
You could write about upcoming holidays and how the company will observe them, such as Diwali celebrations (which I know was this week, but just using as an example), or maybe include some quick paragraphs to introduce members of the HR team to staff. You just need to think logically about this.
Evaluating the Need for a Newsletter
The other thing you should think long and hard about is whether such a publication is necessary. What is the reason for producing this newsletter? What do you hope to gain from it? Will staff be interested? I am willing to bet they won't. You may find your time would be more productively spent engaging with the staff face-to-face and dealing with their problems quickly and efficiently. That will win you far more friends than an impersonal newsletter.
From Australia, Melbourne
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706Write articles about issues, policies, and processes that are relevant and need to be communicated to the staff in your company. Staff often need reminders about what they need to do in certain situations, such as taking leave, attendance, travel for work, training, etc.
Topics to Consider
You could write about upcoming holidays and how the company will observe them, such as Diwali celebrations (which I know was this week, but just using as an example), or maybe include some quick paragraphs to introduce members of the HR team to staff. You just need to think logically about this.
Evaluating the Need for a Newsletter
The other thing you should think long and hard about is whether such a publication is necessary. What is the reason for producing this newsletter? What do you hope to gain from it? Will staff be interested? I am willing to bet they won't. You may find your time would be more productively spent engaging with the staff face-to-face and dealing with their problems quickly and efficiently. That will win you far more friends than an impersonal newsletter.
From Australia, Melbourne
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