It's definitely smart PR, and while Amazon has stated that the formation of the new policy began early this year -- prior to the controversy surrounding the company's workplace culture -- the shift was undoubtedly part of an intentional plan to directly repair the company's image and improve public perception.
"Improving the wards will also help improve the public image and perception of mental health services - and that will help break down the stigma that currently exists".
Immediate actions could be the provision of more information; education and communication in mass media to improve the public image of HIV services, as well as improvement of work safety, therefore making health workers working in the area feel that their work is valued and safe.
Immediate actions could be the provision of more information; education and communication in mass media to improve the public image of HIV services, as well as improvement of workplace safety, therefore making health workers feel that their work is valued and safe.
"Did someone say, 'We must improve your public image, especially in universities and places where they brainwash the young!
It will improve their public image and see them recognised as leaders in sustainable business and low-carbon living.
In the past year, the academy has attempted to improve its public image by increasing the diversity of its members.
"If Gordon Brown is trying to improve his public image then showing he cares about the arts is one way of doing it".
The Louis Harris poll shows that Johnson's retaliatory action did improve his public image, combatting Goldwater's insinuations that Johnson couldn't handle a Vietnamese war.
They may take what appears to be altruistic positions to improve their public image, but the assumption underlying those actions is that they will increase future profits.
A name change isn't likely to improve its public image, battered by never-ending stories of asylum seekers abused while in limbo.
