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When an employee’s social media post makes waves: What employers should know before taking action
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Think Before You Click: Employers Could Violate Federal Law by Reading Employee Emails

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Mississippi College suspends 2 employees over social media posts. Here's what we know

Mississippi College has suspended two employees over "inappropriate statements" on social media. Since the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk last week there's been a national crackdown on ... Read More
Social media policies for employees in Hampton Roads schools

HAMPTON ROADS, Va. — News 3 has collected the social media rules for teachers and staff working in public school divisions across Hampton Roads — covering what employees may post on personal accounts, ... Read More
Caddo Schools updates employee social media policy to ban posts promoting violence
The Caddo Parish school board approved a policy revision to discipline employees for social media posts that promote violence or threats. Read More
Trump administration warns VA employees over social media posts

Those working for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) must avoid posting "sensitive information" about the department on social media, new guidance shows. According to an internal departmental ... Read More
Multiple Houston-area employees under fire for social media comments on Charlie Kirk’s death

Several school districts in the Houston area have launched investigations after reports of current or former employees making insensitive comments about political activist Charlie Kirk’s death on ... Read More
South Florida employees face consequences over social media posts on Charlie Kirk's death

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Student visa applicants advised to tread lightly as U.S. expands social media vetting

Counselors who work with foreign students eager to attend college in the U.S. are advising them to purge their social media accounts of posts that could attract the attention of U.S. State Department ... Read More
U.S. Turns To Social Media For News - But Fears Of Misinformation Rise

Traditional news media are losing influence in the U.S., with, for the first time, most people accessing news via social media and video networks. However, according to a new report from the Reuters ... Read More
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