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Employee Fairly Dismissed For Harassing Colleague On Facebook
A Tribunal in Northern Ireland has held that it was fair and reasonable to dismiss an employee for making vulgar comments about the promiscuity of a female colleague on his Facebook page.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 24 Apr 2012
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US Employers Asking For Facebook Passwords During Job Interviews
Some American employers are facing criticism for asking prospective employees to provide their social media passwords during interviews.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 13 Apr 2012
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Teacher Disciplined Over Facebook Comments
A primary school teacher in Wales has been disciplined after posting inappropriate comments to her Facebook profile page.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 9 Feb 2012
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Employment Law Podcast - Changes In 2012
Our latest employment law podcast is now available.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 6 Feb 2012
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ACAS Research Paper on Workplaces and Social Networking
The research paper, published by ACAS, provides useful guidance and tips to employers on best practice for internet and social media use in the workplace.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 25 Jan 2012
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Social Media & Employment Law
A collection of cases/information relating to social media & employment law.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 13 Jan 2012
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Constructive Dismissal Claim Following Employee Use of LinkedIn
A claim for constructive dismissal by an employee who posted his CV to the professional networking site LinkedIn is currently ongoing before an Employment Tribunal.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 6 Jan 2012
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Further Employment Law Facebook Issues
An employee of Apple is sacked as a result of comments posted on Facebook.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 5 Dec 2011
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Former X-Factor Contestant Dismissed For Website Photos
An employee is dismissed as a result of photographs on her personal website.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 11 Nov 2011
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More Facebook Employment Issues
An employee's comment on Facebook leads to her dismissal.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 11 Oct 2011
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