Weber Shandwick names three new global corporate affairs practice heads
Weber Shandwick names three new global corporate affairs practice heads. From PR Week
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Weber Shandwick names three new global corporate affairs practice heads. From PR Week
People’s optimism in their country’s economy has suffered a “massive collapse” globally, based on a worldwide survey with over 32,000 respondents across 28 nations, signifying an increase in job loss fears and economic inflation, together with growing distrust in governments.
Amid mounting recession fears, the Edelman Trust Barometer found confidence in corporations. "Business increased its ethics score for the third straight year," which may surprise those who lived through the last financial crisis.
Amid mounting recession fears, the Edelman Trust Barometer found confidence in corporations. "Business increased its ethics score for the third straight year," which may surprise those who lived through the last financial crisis.
The findings show firms are seen as more ethical than their elected counterparts, with bosses expected to be leading voices on 'societal issues'.