PROs reveal why they switch jobs
09 Sep 2005
PR people quit their jobs to advance their careers rather than achieve higher pay, according to the firstPRWeek/Ketchum Staff Retention Survey, published this week.
They may not recognise the buzz phrase CR, but judging by a couple of recent surveys, consumers are becoming increasingly switched on to the concept of corporate responsibility.
PR people quit their jobs to advance their careers rather than achieve higher pay, according to the firstPRWeek/Ketchum Staff Retention Survey, published this week.
Every year, MORI polls financial journalists about their attitude to companies and plots the link between familiarity and favourability.
Medical journals are more important sources of information to doctors than sponsored meetings and company reps, according to a poll.
Four marcoms trade bodies have unveiled a best practice guide for establishing campaign success.
A 12-month high for shares and predictions of 'a 3G Christmas' from CEO Arun Sarin sent Vodafone to the top of this week's Reputation Monitor.
Since PRWeek last hit the streets, the annual league table of the world's biggest brands has been published by Interbrand/Business Week.
Nearly half of the world's top companies are secretive about their lobbying activities according to a survey out this week.
GAINESVILLE, FL: The Institute for Public Relations, an independent research organisation based at the University of Florida, has set up a commission to research the 'science' of international PR.
West Lothian Association of Community Councils (WLACC) is appealing to residents to join its group as part of a wider campaign to boost its profile.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.