PERSUASIVE-WRITING5 MIN READ
Policy Change Without Legal Fog
Choose a plain-language opening for an internal policy change.
Employees need to understand a receipt policy change. The strongest opening should state the effective date, action, and threshold in ordinary words. In persuasive-writing terms, the Minto pyramid principle keeps the claim visible, ethos strengthens trust in the writer and evidence, logos carries the reasoning, pathos names the real consequence, and AIDA helps the draft move from attention to action without hype.
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