02Oct
NLRB Memo Refines Position on Employer Social Media Policies
On the heels of its 2018 Boeing decision, the National Labor Relations Board continues to provide employers with guidance regarding acceptable and unacceptable restrictions on employee social media use. In a September 12 advice memorandum, the board...
By:
Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP
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