Bunnings fails PR 101
Repeat after me: Silence is not golden. With special feature audio.
Household hardware chain Bunnings Warehouse has had a three-week run of negative news stories about its reported decision to remove a defibrillator – paid for by staff – from one of its Dunedin stores.
On the face of it, the decision was an odd one given the increased focus on workplace health
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Nick Grant
Thu, 31 Mar 2016
Thu, 31 Mar 2016
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Bunnings fails PR 101
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