CIPR #AIinPR launches crowdsourced literature review to explore the impact of AI on professions
Submissions can be made to the literature review via this Google form, via email or via post to #AIinPR panel, CIPR, 52 Russell Square, London…
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Over three-quarters of women are proud to work in construction PR
However, women’s perceptions of construction industry culture were slightly more negative, with over three-quarters (76%) believing the sector is ‘macho’. Just over one-third (38%) believe…
CIPR warns of IR35’s ‘damaging effect’ on freelancers
The CIPR has called on the government to delay the implementation of proposed tax regulations which threaten to deprive the private sector of the necessary…
CIPR contribute to CBI report on post-Brexit immigration
The Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) has contributed to the Confederation of British Industry’s (CBI) report, ‘Open and Controlled’, ensuring the voice of the…
CIPR welcomes Chartered Management Institute white paper on ‘Purpose’
The Chartered Institute of Public Relations has welcomed The Chartered Management Institute’s report; ‘The What, The Why and The How of Purpose’ and its definition…
PR students honoured at CIPR graduation ceremony
More than 100 individuals, including 54 graduates, gathered at London’s South Bank for a rooftop graduation ceremony hosted by PR agency, Ketchum on Wednesday 11…
Alan Milburn warns of UK’s “profound social crisis” at CIPR AGM
Ex Cabinet Minister and former Chair of the Social Mobility Commission, Alan Milburn warned a lack of social cohesion was the greatest challenge facing UK…
Stakeholders, employees and diversity at the heart of new corporate code
The 2018 UK Corporate Governance Code puts the relationships between companies, shareholders and stakeholders at the heart of long-term sustainable growth in the UK economy.…
CIPR welcomes Institute of Business Ethics ‘Ethics at Work’ report
A report by the Institute of Business Ethics shows a worrying drop from 81% in five years to 70%, in the number of UK employees…
Parental influence: the deciding factor in student careers
New research reveals parents to be the most influential factors in students’ decisions about the future. The study “Parent power dominates education choices“, conducted by…