How much should an employer be able to regulate or monitor their employees' online or social media activity within the workplace?
What about when the employee is outside the workplace?
Most of the companies check the profile of the job applicants on social media before they want to hiring them. however ,if employee of a company post something like offensive content then he has to face all the legal trouble as an action taken by a company. employer is very particular about his company's ethics rules and regulation, market value , reputation in market.They do not like that anyone of his organization misbehave on a social media or post something ridiculous which is not good for the organizational image. In office hours employees do not have permission to use social media by their personal phones or official website. But the employees are smart they created their fake account use as a official social profile so that organization cant not blame them for any kind of post which they are posted in social media. And in this way employees balance both situation office and personal life.
How much should an employer be able to regulate or monitor their employees' online or social...
Case Activity: Should Employees’ Social Media Activities Be Controlled? The ever-increasing reach of digital and social media demands examination by all employers. When an employee posts a Facebook entry grousing about her workplace, should the organization be concerned? How about when an employee tweets excitedly about a new product yet to be introduced to consumers? To handle such thorny issues, most organizations should have digital and social media policies. Your company is committed to protecting its employees’ rights to free...
LinkedIn: Employees’ Privacy vs. Employer’s Reputation With the growing use of social media, employers need to determine how much they should monitor their employees’ use of social media. An employee may post something that is confidential to the employer or harm the reputation of the employer. If not monitored, and stopped, long term damage can be done to the employer. On the other hand, without probable cause, an employer can be seen as overacting and invading the employee’s personal privacy...
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What happens when an employer doesn't listen to its employees about issues in the workplace?
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