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An effective newsletter covers the topics you see below and your own content if you choose to add it.
The right frequency and amount of content for a workplace newsletter is monthly, two pages. Employees will read a two-page newsletter, when articles are short and punchy. This is 50% more content per year than a 4-page quarterly newsletter, but it is more likely to completely read.
Frequency beats quantity every time for visibility, awareness, impact, and the promotion of your program, department, or EAP. However, with FrontLine Employee, you control everything, even frequency of distribution. It's completely up to you.
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- Dealing with difficult people
- Preventing accidents
- Resolving family problems
- Improving productivity
- Getting along with your boss
- Reducing absenteeism
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- Building your team
- Getting help for personal problems
- Improving communication
- Achieving goals
- Resolving coworker conflicts
- Dealing with substance abuse
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"We
have found the Frontline Employee, which we renamed, "Reap the
Benefits" to be the greatest way to keep excellent educational information coming to our employees over the years. They look forward to
receiving it. The articles wonderfully address timely issues in the workplace."
Carol Boone, Ed.D. CEAP, EAP Administrator State of Tennessee Government
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May be you have been wondering
how exceptional employee newsletter topics
are formulated when producing a company newsletters. Many other people in the world are
wondering, too. It’s neither by magic nor
by miracles.
In order to come up with the
best employee newsletter topics for your
company newsletter you need to understand the needs, requirements and
objectives of your company.
This is not to say that you should write down all
the departmental requirements of your company. You only need to know what
aspects of excellence are missing in your company and what aspects need to be
changed or improved to realize the best results in the company’s
operations.
Despite what you many have heard an employee newsletter is not meant for fun, humor, or low calorie food recipes. Instead, they are actually loss prevention tools. If you are not a human resources manager who understands this principle or an employee assistance professional who is charge with managing troubled employees, you will miss this point.
Although an employee newsletter may have a
few aspects of clever humor or interesting articles associated with it that give a chuckle, the main function of an employee newsletters is to educate,
motivate, train and encourage employees and management to demonstrate better performance, reduce stress, communicate better, get everyone in the company on the same page, and reduce counter productive behaviors than have an adverse affect on the bottom line.
Therefore, you want your employee newsletter topics should cover such
issues to make an impact on your employees and enhance not only their well-being, but the organization's as well. Your employees are a captured audience. So the idea with employee newsletters is to make the most of that reality.
The above requirements are very essential but not sufficient to enable a staffer to come up with good newsletter topics. You can use a solid newsletter service to give you employee newsletter content and employee newsletter topics to insert into your own newsletter template. One of these is found at www.workplacenewsletters.com
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Simply request text only in MS Word with your subscription. In this regard, newsletter service providers can step
in the place of managers to give the best newsletter topics for the
creation of good company newsletters.
Newsletter service providers
use
their knowledge and experience to think of the best newsletter
topics for whichever company newsletter they are required to produce.
They scan three things predominantly--employee wants, the news, and
social media trends. With these three sources, topics that employees
want to read about can be discovered and developed.
This is true
regardless of whether the newsletter experts have background
knowledge of the company or not. This means you can do it too, if you
have the time. If you don't, rely upon a service because producing a
newsletter is highly tedious.
The newsletter providers often ask for
details of the company, the needs of the company, the human resources
provisions and policies, the competencies required of the employees and
any other relevant information which can be used to produce a good
company newsletter which has relevant newsletter topics.
Indeed,
newsletter production can be made very easy with the help of a
newsletter production company. While proud managers full of ego believe
that they can find the best newsletter topics by searching through the
internet, only newsletter companies with the necessary expertise can
find the best newsletter topics for your company newsletter.
It is with
much of such an appreciation that reasonable managers are able to
realize their dreams and the full potential of their staff by requiring
the help of newsletter providers in identifying appropriate newsletter
topics for their company newsletters.
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