Employees: Career & Workplace Advice

The most common questions for PR recruitment candidates to consider

The PR and Communications 2026 UK Salary and Market Guide with detailed overview of salary benchmarks across PR & Communication roles in the UK.

If you’re serious about landing your next PR role, here are five traits that help you stand out in interviews.

Embarking on your career in public relations (PR) is an exciting and inspiring endeavour. This article will guide you through eight insights.

Many people dislike their job. Currently there's time to reflect and consider a new career. Some advice from someone who did it and never looked back.

You're going to have to lock horns with your manager at some point; that's just the way it works. Here's what to bear in mind when it happens.

Second part of a two-part article on how to build a reputation that others will envy and want to emulate, specifically as part of a team.

People are as good as they are seen to be: not fair, but true. Things that you can do to foster the correct image of yourself as an individual.

Don't shoot yourself in the foot when negotiating salary. Handle it right and you'll not only improve your present finances but future prospects too.

This can be an awkward transition to make, but make it you must if you are to be an effective and respected manager of your new team.

A performance appraisal should really be a valuable learning experience for the manager and a development experience for the employee.