When It Doesn’t Stay in Vegas: A Lawyer’s Guide to Workplace Social Media Policies

Seats : Available

  • Class: When It Doesn’t Stay in Vegas: A Lawyer’s Guide to Workplace Social Media Policies
  • Date: 09/19/2017
  • Time: 12:00pm EDT- 1:00pm EDT
  • Presenter(s): David Friedman
  • Class Type: Virtual Training
  • Content Provider: LexisNexis
  • Registration End: 09/19/2017

Description

These days when employees want to complain about their boss or employer, they post it in social media outlets such as Facebook® or Twitter®. So what’s an employer to do? Employers must recognize that social media has changed the labor and employment landscape forever, and they must draft policies that will pass muster with the National Labor Relations Board. In this CLE, we’ll explore social media and discuss connectivity between employees, the role of the NLRB and social media policy language. During our session we will cover: • What is Social Media • Connectivity Between Employees • The Role of the NLRB • Social Media Policy Language

CLE Information

CLE Credit Available

State Accreditation

State Status Total Credits Type Of Credit Approved Thru
Alaska Approved 1.00 General
Arizona Approved 1.00 General
Arkansas Approved 1.00 General
California Approved 1.00 Participatory
Colorado Approved 1.00 General
Connecticut Approved 1.00 General
Hawaii Approved 1.00 General
Mississippi Approved 1.00 General
New Hampshire Approved 1.00 General
New Jersey Approved 1.20 General
New Mexico Approved 1.00 General
New York Approved 1.00 Skills
North Dakota Approved 1.00 General 06/30/2018
Pennsylvania Approved 1.00 General
Rhode Island Approved 1.00 General 06/30/2018
Tennessee Approved 1.00 General
Vermont Approved 1.00 General 06/30/2018
Washington Approved 1.00 General
Wisconsin Approved 1.00 General
Wyoming Approved 1.00 General
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Class Information

    These days when employees want to complain about their boss or employer, they post it in social media outlets such as Facebook® or Twitter®. So what’s an employer to do? Employers must recognize that social media has changed the labor and employment landscape forever, and they must draft policies that will pass muster with the National Labor Relations Board. In this CLE, we’ll explore social media and discuss connectivity between employees, the role of the NLRB and social media policy language.

Prerequisites