Pension and Benefits Change Communication Strategy

Is your organization struggling with informing employees about changes to their plans while keeping them motivated and productive? Buck’s communication professionals can help. We specialize in providing a strategy to help your organization cope in this transitional time.

The Pension and Benefits Change Communication Strategy helps you identify the who, what, when, where and how - when you’ve decided to make a significant change to your retirement or healthcare benefit programs.

What is it?
Buck’s Pension and Benefit Change Communication Strategy helps you get information to your employees in a structured, consistent and controlled manner. We work with you to:

  • identify the structure of information flow
  • develop the message
  • target the correct audience to address
  • select potential vehicles to carry the message
  • recommend feedback mechanisms to learn from the whole exercise

Who is it for?
HR professionals tasked with informing employees about changes to their benefits programs.

Why should I be interested?
Uncertainty and misinformation in the workplace costs money. A sound change communication strategy:

  • ensures consistent and customized messages to your target audience(s)
  • provides a structure for identifying key events (e.g., issues, problems, and actions)
  • maximizes shared information and minimizes misinterpretations
  • shuts down the rumour mill
  • promotes employee engagement
  • builds trust in leadership

What will I get?
Our hands-on approach to developing your change communication strategy includes:

  • Objective setting
  • Key message development
  • Comprehensive tactical plan
  • Medium recommendation
  • Measurement plan
  • Detailed timeline

Our fully customized change communications strategy provides a clear roadmap to implementing a successful change.

The Pension and Benefits Change Communication Strategy is being offered for $10,000.

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