Good internal communications help your company to operate effectively, with well-informed employees understanding strategic goals, priorities, policies, and protocols to ensure success.

If an active shooter is on the loose, you’ll have a little-to-no warning that they are about to attempt to kill and injure people.

Last year was a record-breaking one in terms of the amount of data that was lost around the world in breaches and cyber-attacks. It also set a new record for the number of attacks. Cyber threats continue to evolve and become more sophisticated, making the need to be vigilant against them more important than ever. That is why cybersecurity awareness emails to employees are crucial.

Emergencies and disasters can strike at any time, often when you least expect them. In most circumstances you will have no warning at all that an emergency situation is about to unfold.

As COVID-19 vaccinations are increasingly available worldwide, many employers wonder if they can insist upon or encourage their employees to get vaccinated to protect themselves, their colleagues, their clients and help get the workplace to return to something approaching normal. Creating a COVID vaccination policy can help you and your employees to navigate this issue together.

Whenever you watch a news channel or program on television, it's more than likely you’ll see a scrolling band of text along the bottom of the screen, broadcasting different headlines and other information while you watch the program.

Keeping employees informed about what’s going on in your company is essential if you want your business to perform at its nest. Informed employees are more likely to be highly engaged, productive and will make fewer mistakes. Lack of communication essentially means your workers have to find their own way in the dark. This can cause confusion, mistakes to be made and low levels of morale.

Around 18 % of the world’s workforce are employed in the public sector, according to data from the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development.

Major incidents are events that occur in an organization that are generally critical in nature and require urgent attention in order to remediate the problem. Each business will have its idea of what constitutes a major incident, but in general, they can be things like IT outages, power cuts, systems failures, inclement weather, and anything else that can harm your business operations.  By effectively communicating with your employees during a major incident, you can help to minimize the impact it will have.