You’re always playing ‘catch-up’ as a minute-taker – because the meeting goes on while you’re taking notes. The aim is to make this ‘catch-up’ gap
Do you need to be a mind reader to write in plain English? No, but it helps. Find out more on the next open Plain
We all seem to be having more work meetings these days, which can be tough – because taking minutes of online meetings can be challenging.
Ireland is set to join countries around the world that recognise the benefits of using plain English. According to the new Programme for Government: ‘We
It’s easy to feel isolated when you’re writing a report and working from home.
But you don’t have to. Get feedback at 3 key stages . . .
What words are ‘plain English’ and what words are not? The basic rule is to use everyday words that your target audience is familiar with.
All workers on a construction site need to understand safety information. Risks of an incident rise can if people struggle to read safety documentation.
Plain English means writing so that all users can understand the first time they read it.
Following these ten tips can help you to write clearly and effectively.
We support Safety Construction Week 2019.
All construction workers need to understand safety information – but some workers might struggle.
50% of foreign workers on sites in Ireland have never studied English – and poor English can put them at higher risk.
Employers have a legal obligation to ensure all workers understand information. Writing in plain English is one way to help.
We are supporting Construction Safety Week, October 2019
Have you ever wished it was easy to understand a tax form or social welfare rules? Well, you may soon get your wish.
All government departments will have to write to the public in plain English (or Irish) after the Plain Language Bill 2019 is passed.
There are many ways to present your contact details – but you should be consistent. Choose from the styles here.
