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#blyDEA No. 34 – Develop a Social Media Workplace Policy or Else

Yesterday I attended a session at SHRM entitled “Social NOTworking,” hosted by Jody Katz Pritikin, attorney with Proactive Lawsuit Prevention. It was an eye-opening look at recent case law on the topic of workplace social media use. Jody gave the

The SHRM 2012 Annual Conference and Expo

The SHRM 2012 Annual Conference & Exposition is in our home turf of Atlanta this year, and we are excited to have the opportunity not only to exhibit at the Expo, but also to meet and learn from some of

Employment Legal Brief – April 2012

Coming Soon – The NLRB plans to launch a website aimed at informing nonunion workers of their rights under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).  Perhaps emboldened by the “win” when a court upheld their right to mandate a poster

Designing a Social Media Workplace Policy: Part I

Whether you use it or not, you’ve probably noticed a massive transition to social media and an increased need for employers to develop social media policies. With this transition comes many complexities for businesses and their employees.  Can an employee

Employment Law Legal Brief: Feb. ’11 in Review

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1.            About Face – The “overbroad social networking policy as potential unfair labor practice” case (see LB4HR  #1 -2010) is over.  To refresh, an ambulance driver was fired for posting, um, unkind comments about her supervisor (e.g., “scumbag”) and other managers

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