ARTICLE
26 September 2014

When Is It OK For Employers To Monitor Employee’s Social Media Profiles?

With recent advances in technology, the boundary between an employee’s personal and work life has become blurred.
UK Employment and HR
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With recent advances in technology, the boundary between an employee's personal and work life has become blurred. Employees use social media forums such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn to communicate with friends, colleagues and clients. Adam Grant and Anna Lewis from Wedlake Bell look at how employers can capitalise on the supposed willingness of employees to share personal information online, as well as avoid the pitfalls.

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ARTICLE
26 September 2014

When Is It OK For Employers To Monitor Employee’s Social Media Profiles?

UK Employment and HR
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