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Developing Solid Employer Social Media Policies

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Social media has played an increasingly prominent role in our daily lives, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic as we’ve been largely quarantined for months. Therefore, it’s important to develop a solid social media policy so they know your expectations and you can protect your business interests.

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Does Your Handbook Need Revision Following Recent NLRB Decision?

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It also overruled prior standards that permitted employers to adopt overbroad work rules that chilled employees’ exercise of their Section 7 NLRA rights. This means all employers should review their employee handbooks and policies now to make sure that they comply with the NLRB’s Stericycle decision.

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Following New Decision, Your Handbook May Be Unlawful and Need Revision

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It also overruled prior standards that permitted employers to adopt overbroad work rules that chilled employees’ exercise of their Section 7 NLRA rights. This means all employers should review their employee handbooks and policies now to make sure that they comply with the NLRB’s Stericycle decision.

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18 policies every organization should have (+templates)

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Social media policies The Social Media Policy offers comprehensive guidelines for employees regarding their use of social media platforms, whether for personal or professional purposes on behalf of the company. Additionally, the policy outlines potential disciplinary actions for any violations.

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Faked Births? Friday and Monday Leave Act? How to Handle FMLA Abuse?

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Workers also post pictures of themselves on social media showing them on a beach, enjoying a round of golf, or engaging in other activity that appears contradictory to the medical necessity for the leave. Have a candid conversation with the employee to understand the full picture but be sure to exercise caution.

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Lizzo Lawsuit Shows Employers “It’s About Damn Time” To Train Their Managers

Recruiting Daily Advisor

New managers are often assumed to know these things when their only past exposure to these issues was at orientation when they received their employee handbook (which they probably did not read). I always end my basic manager training by conducting roll playing exercises.

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10 Tips for Building and Managing Remote Teams

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It’s not just a tick-box exercise (at least, it shouldn’t be). Once all the stakeholders, including HR and execs, have pinned this down and codified it in an employee handbook, for example, it’s something that needs to be adopted by the whole company. And it’s just as important for open roles on a remote team.