How do you get them to read our communications?
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I work for a large site with over 2500 people, I look after internal site communications. We have a fortnightly newsletter, TV screens (as we are a posterless site) and an intranet. We also do site briefings for managers, yet we still find people are not aware of what is happening on-site, do not read emails etc. So I wanted to see if you had any innovative ways to get information to a large group of people without flooding them with emails?
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