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Что (кто) такое public relations man - определение
INDEPENDENT QUASI-JUDICIAL TRIBUNAL IN CANADA
Public Service Staff Relations Board; Public Service Labour Relations Board
Public relations
BROAD TERM FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC COMMUNICATION OF ORGANIZATIONS
Corporate reputation management; Public Relations; PR service; Public relation; Press relations; Media training; PR dumping; Bad pr; Company image; PR consultant; Damage control (news); Press Office; Damage Control (news); Public Relations Agency Role; Global Brand Consultant; Publicity Program; Publicity program; PR agency; Publicity work; Meet and Greet; Negative public relations; Public-relation; Public-relations; Image-building; Black PR; Relationship management theory; Public information; Public relations professional; Meet & greet; Press office; Press release agency; Media manage; PR management; Public relations management; Black Public Relations; Black public relations; Press service; Meet 'N' Greet; Meet and greet; Government public relations; Goverment public relations; Public affairs consultant; PR company; Public relations consultant; Public relations director; Press department; Ethics in public relations
Public relations (PR) is the practice of managing and disseminating information from an individual or an organization (such as a business, government agency, or a nonprofit organization) to the public in order to influence their perception. Public relations (PR) and publicity differ in that PR is controlled internally, whereas publicity is not controlled and contributed by external parties.
public relations
BROAD TERM FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC COMMUNICATION OF ORGANIZATIONS
Corporate reputation management; Public Relations; PR service; Public relation; Press relations; Media training; PR dumping; Bad pr; Company image; PR consultant; Damage control (news); Press Office; Damage Control (news); Public Relations Agency Role; Global Brand Consultant; Publicity Program; Publicity program; PR agency; Publicity work; Meet and Greet; Negative public relations; Public-relation; Public-relations; Image-building; Black PR; Relationship management theory; Public information; Public relations professional; Meet & greet; Press office; Press release agency; Media manage; PR management; Public relations management; Black Public Relations; Black public relations; Press service; Meet 'N' Greet; Meet and greet; Government public relations; Goverment public relations; Public affairs consultant; PR company; Public relations consultant; Public relations director; Press department; Ethics in public relations
¦ plural noun the professional maintenance of a favourable public image by an organization or famous person.
?the relationship between an organization or famous person and the public.
public relations
BROAD TERM FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC COMMUNICATION OF ORGANIZATIONS
Corporate reputation management; Public Relations; PR service; Public relation; Press relations; Media training; PR dumping; Bad pr; Company image; PR consultant; Damage control (news); Press Office; Damage Control (news); Public Relations Agency Role; Global Brand Consultant; Publicity Program; Publicity program; PR agency; Publicity work; Meet and Greet; Negative public relations; Public-relation; Public-relations; Image-building; Black PR; Relationship management theory; Public information; Public relations professional; Meet & greet; Press office; Press release agency; Media manage; PR management; Public relations management; Black Public Relations; Black public relations; Press service; Meet 'N' Greet; Meet and greet; Government public relations; Goverment public relations; Public affairs consultant; PR company; Public relations consultant; Public relations director; Press department; Ethics in public relations
1.
Public relations is the part of an organization's work that is concerned with obtaining the public's approval for what it does. The abbreviation PR
is often used. (BUSINESS)
is often used. (BUSINESS)
The move was good public relations...
George is a public relations officer for The John Bennett Trust.
N-UNCOUNT
2.
You can refer to the opinion that the public has of an organization as public relations.
Limiting casualties is important for public relations.
N-PLURAL
Википедия
Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board
The Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board (FPSLREB; French: Commission des relations de travail et de l’emploi dans le secteur public fédéral, LCRTESPF) is an independent quasi-judicial tribunal that administers the collective bargaining and "grievance adjudication systems" in Canada's federal public service and in Parliament.
It formed on 1 November 2014 through the merger of the former Public Service Labour Relations Board and the former Public Service Staffing Tribunal. It resolves labour relations issues and staffing complaints among federal public servants through adjudication and mediation.
Примеры употребления для public relations man
1. His father–in–law, Jim Hensley, hired McCain into his beer–distribution company in Phoenix as a public relations man.
2. And she has admitted an affair with Moroccan–born public relations man Richard Attias while she was still married to Mr Sarkozy.
3. That is why Tony Blair‘s chief advisers were always media experts, while Gordon Brown‘s chief of staff, Stephen Carter, is a former public relations man.
4. Of all the bones motorcycle daredevil Evel Knievel broke over the years, the costliest may have been the left arm of a public relations man by the name of Shelly Saltman.
5. He has also sought to benefit from his serious reputation by belittling Britain‘s glib, celebrity culture –– trying to distinguish himself from former public relations man Cameron and the telegenic Blair.