Everyone can give back, even in the tiniest of ways. From being little, my Mum taught me that you don’t need to have much to help others. In our house, that might have been giving someone a bed for the night or surrendering something to allow someone more in need to have it. It’s an […]
By James Knight. Public Relations is a professional art, if applied correctly. We probably all have our views what correct, it’s up to you. To help the profession and young people, my suggestion is that PR is taught in schools, certainly in the later years of schooling at least, as it is a career with […]
By Ashley Carr, Managing Director and Founder of Neo PR. Gone are the days that traditional perks in the workplace; 28 days holiday, paid sick days, dress down Friday and bake sales, reign supreme. Now, both existing staff and prospective employees want more from their role and company culture. With the pandemic accelerating the ‘work […]
By Crispin Thorold. One of the most visited sights at United Nations Headquarters is a striking Norman Rockwell mosaic, which depicts the humanity, internationalism, and ethical foundations of the organisation. The piece is both a celebration of the diversity of humankind and a call for us all to abide by the ‘Golden Rule’ which runs […]
By Yuval Ben-Itzhak, President at Socialbakers. Announced as part of the Queen’s Speech, the UK government has outlined a draft legislation to improve internet safety, titled the Online Safety Bill. This bill is set to tackle harmful content online, including online trolling and misinformation. Under the proposals, big tech, social media firms and other digital […]
