Ngam Case Study Hays

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Hays has an internal Communications Department staffed with expert specialists to assist with the challenging and evolving nature of communications (online & print) for its client base. Our team aids with producing, revising, or proofing client communication pieces. We believe that effective communication is essential to our clients’ employee benefits program’s success. We also recognize that NGAM will be looking to Hays for assistance in all communication efforts. NGAM will never see a design bill associated with Hays’ communication work products. Effective employee communication is a vital aspect of the employer-employee relationship. It shows employees that they are valued by the company. Conversely, lack of communication can make them

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