Crisis management, crisis communication and other subjects that have caught our eye
Will their reputation suffer? EU leaders have called it a hijacking, others are describing it as air piracy when Belarus scrambled a Soviet-era MiG-29 fighter jet to force Ryanair Flight FR4978 to land at Minsk airport. The flight had been traveling from Athens to Vilnius when it was suddenly diverted. Belarus authorities claimed there was... Continue Reading →
By Jim Preen, Director of Crisis Management at YUDU Sentinel Bosses are terrified that remote working means loss of productivity. There are widespread fears among the C-suite that staff who once beavered away furiously at their desks are now spending more time looking to see what’s in the fridge. To solve this problem YUDU has... Continue Reading →
By Jim Preen Director of Crisis Management at YUDU Sentinel It’s a torrid time to be at college. Students are suffering and universities are struggling with their duty of care. Could crisis comms be the answer? For students, many of whom are away from home for the first time, university life has presented quite a... Continue Reading →
By Jim Preen, Director of Crisis Management at YUDU Sentinel I like lists, there I said it. This means I’ll be branded immediately as: AnalWeirdly obsessiveAs interesting as Love Island Wales Some people hate lists because: They’re a tyranny; something brooding that looks at you like that mildly scary geography teacher from schoolThey increase my... Continue Reading →
Is it time the government forced them to do better? By Jim Preen, Director of Crisis Management at YUDU Sentinel Header Image by Ty Feague With reference to: https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/wetherspoons-staff-fail-record-drinkers-22491519 When the prime minster launched the UK’s test-and-trace scheme he promoted it as being a ‘world beating service’ seen as vital in the battle against Covid-19... Continue Reading →
