Here's how CEOs can talk about layoffs without saying 'lower-value human capital,' 3 PR experts say

Bill Winters used the phrase "lower-value human capital" to refer to employees he was planning to lay off. Bloomberg/Getty Images CEOs are getting creative with the labels they use for laid-off workers, like "lower-value human capital." PR experts said phrases like these can affect a company's long-term success, from hiring to team morale. Their biggest suggestion: Don't blame AI for C-suite decisions. If you've been on the internet in the last week, you may have seen Standard Chartered CEO...