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27Jul

Social Media Compliance & Responding to an Employee’s Disparaging Post

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The social media revolution has changed the modern workplace in ways that could not possibly have been foreseen when the bulk of our federal labor and employment laws were debated and enacted. Don‘t forget, Facebook didn’t begin operating until 2004!...
By: NAVEX Global
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/social-media-compliance-responding-to-89464/

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