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Talking to workers through company channels in the 1950s
New York reports on corporate labor relations, noting managers increasingly communicate with employees via house organs and bulletin boards. About 30 million dollars a year funds such efforts, with 4,000 house organs in operation and many firms using newsletters, payroll envelopes, home letters, PA systems, and open houses to humanize the firm and win worker approval. Three former U.S. presidents died past 80.
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Sam
Company House Organ
Company Bulletin Board
Em‘ploxes
Fe Unies
Tan Dad
Mom