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‘Scaling a PR business during COVID-19 has been a whirlwind’ – Lynn PR founder
One of PRWeek’s 'agencies to watch in 2020', Lynn PR has scaled impressively during the coronavirus crisis, but for founder Shayoni Lynn the experience has been surreal.
IPG to keep pay reductions for top executives for rest of 2020
WPP and Publicis have ended COVID salary cuts.
How Beam Suntory went from spirits to hand sanitizer
Beam Suntory came up with a five-point plan that included supporting its own communities in the early days of the pandemic.
Coronavirus briefing: Looming lockdowns, words that matter and the world’s last COVID-free continent
This week’s Coronavirus Briefing is 1,461 words and will take you seven minutes to read.
Fears for tiers? Councils hand down verdict on new multi-level messaging
The Prime Minister Boris Johnson made a statement to Parliament on Monday in which he set out a new three-tier system of local restrictions, to be implemented based on the rate of COVID-19 infections in different parts of England.
When it comes to returning to the office, the question isn't 'when' but 'why'
With half of our staff travelling an hour or more to the office, we need to make sure we fully understand the benefits it offers and make adjustments to maximise those benefits.
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Stars front public health campaign urging people to see GP during the pandemic
Gordon Ramsay, Dame Emma Thompson and Nadiya Hussain are among celebrities taking part in a campaign by NHS England, NHS Improvement and Public Health England (PHE) to encourage people who are worried about their health to see a doctor.
Purpose, partnerships and people: autumn challenges for corporate comms pros
Lenin once said there are decades where nothing happens and there are weeks where decades happen – this feels like such a time.
Can you have a killer PR career despite having a killer problem?
Do you know how easy it is to develop a drinking or substance abuse problem in the UK PR industry? Pretty bloody easy.
What seatbelts, smoking and drunk driving teaches us about COVID-19
Quoting statistics and scolding people won't get them to wear masks or social distance.