Change communications

Allison Carter

3 global elections to watch in 2024 — and how they could impact your comms

While each of these elections deal with unique issues, there are some broad trends we can expect to see around the world.

Ragan Insider | Justin Joffe

Microsoft’s advice for appealing to employees intellectually during moments of uncertainty.

Ragan Insider | Justin Joffe

How do you communicate effectively in a world gone wrong?

Ann Barlow

Apply the underlying tenets of humor and comedic theory to help people feel they’re part of a team.

Danielle Veira

Incorporating coaching into a suite of layoff resources does not have to be complex.

Sean Devlin

It takes a deft hand to communicate the changes that impact those whose roles are affected by a merger or acquisition.

Ragan Insider | Sean Devlin

Let’s look at some of these recent layoffs that weren’t done correctly and see what we can learn from them.

Ragan Staff

It’s on you to keep conversations about change going.

Justin Joffe

Communicating the latest federal guidance and changes to COVID-19 boosters can strengthen trust with employees.

Ragan Insider | Sean Devlin

It’s not always an easy conversation, but there are tactics you can take to make employees feel supported.

Allison Carter

Layoffs are one of the hardest things to communicate. Here’s how to deliver the news in a sensitive way.

Ragan Staff

LumApps tip sheet offers best practices around change communications during the M&A process.

DeNesha Tellis

Give your managers training and support and they won’t drop your communications.

Ragan Insider | Ted Kitterman

The ‘future of work’ requires a reimagining of more than where and how work is done. Here’s how comms pros can help their organizations adapt.