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The document discusses formal and informal communication networks in organizations. It identifies techniques to encourage informal communication such as emphasizing informality, maintaining intense communication, and providing physical support. It also discusses the different directions of communication - upward, downward, and horizontal. The HR department establishes internal communication policies and provides an employee handbook to communicate policies, rules, benefits and ensure consistent application of HRM policies. Key aspects of communication are also defined, including exchange of information, noise, feedback, encoding and decoding.









Formal networks are official structures, while informal networks flow outside command chains.
Encouraging informal communication via informality, high intensity, and physical support.
Upward, downward, and horizontal communication represent different directions of information exchange.
HR initiates internal communication and implements policies related to employees.
The handbook educates employees on policy, security, benefits, recruitment, and ensures consistent HR practices.
Communication involves understanding messages, while noise interferes and feedback informs about behavior.
Encoding is formatting a message for the receiver, and decoding is transforming it into an understandable form.