07 Jun 2021
Employers Should Be Atwitter Regarding Their Review of Employees’ Social Media
Many employers use social media during the screening and hiring process and to investigate current employees. Do your clients understand the risks involved in conducting such research, including potentially implicating state and federal anti-discrimination laws?
READ NOW: Social Media Information Regarding Job Applicants and Employees: Key Considerations
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