The many faces of benefits communication

Article Abstract:

The growing complexity of employee benefits is changing the area of benefits communication. Some of the changes observed include the entry into the field of more individuals with communications or marketing backgrounds to improve the effectivity of communication. The increased use of high-technology tools, including video and interactive software, is also noted. Another important change in benefits communication is the consideration of different groups of employees such as minorities and the semi-literate in how messages are sent across. Benefits communication is expected to enter the electronic-cess realm in the near future.

Analysis, Telecommunications systems, Employee benefits, Human resource departments, Organizational communication

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L.A. hotel gives teens a career orientation

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The Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles, CA, launched a program in 1994 to give on-the-job training to at-risk high school students in Los Angeles. The program is a team-up with John C. Fremont High School, Belmont High School and the Academy of Travel and Tourism. Century Plaza's management hopes that hotel work experience will motivate students to finish their studies and enter the hotel industry afterwards.

Services, Teenagers, Youth, Hospitality industry, Vocational guidance, Century Plaza, Los Angeles, California

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