Journal of Business and Technical Communication Jan 1989

Effective Managerial Communication through Employee Newsletters

John L. Waltman Eastern Michigan University ; Steven P. Golen

Abstract

This article discusses the employee newsletter as a medium of managerial communication and details the newsletter's usual contents and functions. The article illustrates how managers can use newsletters to communicate informa tion, as well as to motivate employees and to unify an organization. The arti cle also details an effective role for the newsletter editor.

Journal
Journal of Business and Technical Communication
Published
1989-01-01
DOI
10.1177/105065198900300106
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Open Access
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professional writing
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References (5)

  1. Beach, Mark. (1984)
    Editing Your Newsletter: A Guide to Writing, Design, and Production
  2. Bell, James (1984)
    English Journal
  3. McClaren, Jeanne L. (1985)
    Newsletters: A Guide to Editing, Design, and Production
  4. McElreath, Mark P. (1970)
    Management Review
  5. Meves, Kristine Moore. (1985)
    Seventeen Trends in Newsletter Design
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