PR Trends: Reddit Requests & the Fate of Pandemic-Era Work Perks

On the podcast this week, April and Laura are catching up for a one-on-one chat about some recent trending topics impacting the PR industry and the future of work. First, your favorite hosts dissect an article from Business Insider, exploring PwC’s decision to cut back on their “Summer Fridays” perk. Tune in as April and Laura discuss the shifting power dynamics between employers and employees, why companies are cutting back on workplace wellness initiatives, and what these changes might mean for PR pros.

Also in this episode, we’ll introduce a new segment: What’s Up On Reddit? In this segment, April and Laura are taking it to the forums to discuss the recent topics trending for PR pros online. This week features a post requesting help with media list building, and includes our hosts’ expert tips for success.

Read about PwC’s announcement here: https://www.businessinsider.com/pwc-reduces-half-day-friday-benefit-for-uk-staff-2024-7?[%E2%80%A6]edium=social&utm_campaign=business-sf&utm_source=facebook

Read the Reddit thread referenced in this episode here: https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicRelations/comments/1e3yx3t/having_trouble_building_a_media_list_would/

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