Is it against the law to friend co-workers in the workplace?
Is it against the law to friend co-workers in the workplace?
Companies too, should counsel managers and supervisors regarding some of the pitfalls in “friending” co-workers, and especially subordinates. Let’s take a closer look at social media law in the workplace.
Is it OK to friend your co-workers on social media?
The answer is “yes,” if you indiscriminately accept and/or initiate friend requests with your co-workers and supervisors on your personal social media accounts. Companies too, should counsel managers and supervisors regarding some of the pitfalls in “friending” co-workers,…
How would a coworker or a close friend describe you?
“I believe my coworkers would describe me as dedicated, trustworthy and kind. When you call my references, I strongly believe that they will say the same things about me. I am a proud employee and promise to be a great first impression for your company.”
Companies too, should counsel managers and supervisors regarding some of the pitfalls in “friending” co-workers, and especially subordinates. Let’s take a closer look at social media law in the workplace.
Is it better not to tell your coworkers about something?
My guess is that she will forget the incident within a few days. Whether you stay in your current job or go to work somewhere else, there are certain things it’s better not to share with your teammates, even people you work with closely. Fear makes all of us do unfortunate things.
The answer is “yes,” if you indiscriminately accept and/or initiate friend requests with your co-workers and supervisors on your personal social media accounts. Companies too, should counsel managers and supervisors regarding some of the pitfalls in “friending” co-workers,…
Who was sue for causing her friend’s paralysis?
“It’s really emotional.” The California Supreme Court ruled this week that Van Horn may sue Torti for allegedly causing her friend’s paralysis. The case — the first of its kind — challenges the state’s liability shield law that protects people who give emergency assistance.
Is it illegal for your employer to prohibit you from talking to your co-workers?
Your boss may not want you and your co-workers to compare your salary or benefits, but they can’t prohibit it. Under the NLRA, any attempt to quash these discussions could be seen as an illegal attempt to prevent workers from organizing or unionizing.
What to expect from your son-in-law?
“Don’t expect your son to do what you want him to do anymore. Expect and encourage him to consult with his wife.” “Encourage your son to build, develop, and define his marriage role. Don’t fight for position by grasping and grabbing for your son’s time and emotions.
Do you love your son in law as your son?
“I love my son in law as my own son. I don’t love him as my son because he is my daughter’s husband but because he has earned this love with respect.” “It was power of love that made you part of our family and that power continues to resonate in our lives.
Your boss may not want you and your co-workers to compare your salary or benefits, but they can’t prohibit it. Under the NLRA, any attempt to quash these discussions could be seen as an illegal attempt to prevent workers from organizing or unionizing.
When is a co-worker sexually harassing you?
When harassment is perpetrated by a co-worker as opposed to a supervisor or manager, the conduct complained of must be sufficiently severe or pervasive to alter the terms and conditions of the victim’s employment, and if the conduct is sufficiently severe or pervasive, the employer must have failed to take adequate action to remedy the situation.
When to report a co-worker to the employer?
If you believe that your co-worker is engaging in frequent, severe, and pervasive conduct that is physically threatening or humiliating, and it is interfering with your job performance, you should report it to your employer.
Can a company be held responsible for employee behavior?
The key is that the employer must be aware of the behavior, unless it involves a supervisor, in which case, a company can be automatically held responsible for the behavior.