According to the Croatian encyclopedia, the term communication has several meanings, depending on the area from which you look at the term. In the narrower sense of communication, it is the transfer of information from one person to another through communication channels. This is how communication works for all living beings, both humans and animals. When the concept of communication begins to be explored, we can say that there is verbal and non-verbal communication. Anything that can be said in words between two or more people is considered verbal communication, and everything else, such as attitude, clothing, the way a person speaks, tone is called non-verbal communication. According to many authors, there are many more types of communication: interpersonal communication (conversation between two people), intrapersonal communication (conversation of one person, thinking within oneself), public communication, group communication and the like. Given that all communication passes through communication channels, communication disturbances, such as noise, can often occur. Noise during the communication process represents everything that somehow interrupts or distorts the message, changing its meaning. Namely, the entire process of communication then changes, and the recipient of the message cannot receive what the sender initially wanted to say. In order to avoid such things, the message should be able to be transmitted through several communication channels or in several different ways so that the receiver can hear what the sender wants to say. However, this paper will take a closer look at a special type of communication, namely business communication. It takes place when we go to work, or something related to work. The paper shows what business communication can be and what this type of communication means for an organization and what it means for its employees.