JKL Communication Plan: Business Presentation

This presentation outlines the communication plan for JKL, covering audience needs, desires, organizational needs, JKL's desires, proposed approach to communications and consultation, communication mechanism, communication strategy, communication objectives, organizational policies and procedures & support to developing effective work relationships, and the team confrontation.

JKL Communication Plan: Business Presentation
Student’s Name
Institution Affiliation

Audience needs and relevant
interpersonal skills
Audience needs require identification (Yang,
Kueng and Hong, 2015). Needs include:
Swift communication system to analyze and
relay significant data to every employee based
on the type of task or aim ought to be achieved
in the company (Wu, 2013).

Audience Desires
Establishment and application of both verbal
and non-verbal communication and using
feedback (Burnad, 2009)
Consideration to ask relevant queries based on
the health and security standards of the
organization’s surroundings.

Organizational needs
Attaining internal strategic needs, Goals and
objectives
Fulfilling legal policies and rules related to the
company.
For JKL’s employees to abide by all domestic, and
other centralized legislations
Attain sustainability, diversity, professional and
personal development, customers and employees, the
value of investors, and performance excellence

JKL’s Desires
Consultation of WHS to ensure that
employee’s health and security levels are
maintained at a high degree (Rutka and
Czerska, 2017).
Dealing with anti-discrimination or industrial
relations (Nan, 2011).
Increase the rate of loyalty and value to the
firm (Mendelson, 2013).

Proposed approach to
communications and consultation
Using lunch meetings to communicate
problems (Schaefer, 2010).
Objective
The meeting should explain vividly that the
main disparity is due to unevenness of
resources rather than being prejudice.

Communication Mechanism
Inclusion of Comprehensive meeting comprising
of a legislative body

Communications Strategy
Strategies include:
Outlining communication aims and visions in
each respective department level
Fortifying the firms’ communication strategies
(Potter, 2008).
Permitting everyone’s contributions
•Accessibility of information (Kelly, 2006).

Communication Objectives
Application of a broad communication
strategy
Launching result oriented
communication process

Organizational policies and procedures & Support
to developing effective work relationships
Improper solving of the problems results
to displeasure of the employees, which
will thus lead to a decrease in the
company’s revenue rates (Kruse, 2018).
Establishing plans to Diversion in JKL
company policies for solving the problem

The team confrontation
rigid leadership position is relevance to deal
with aggressive employees’ behaviors
Attained by organizational managers pointing
out various business failures
Managers should be highly conversant with
the need of professionalism and knowledge
rather that strong cultural practices in the firm

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