What are the laws on social media in the workplace? Find out at Sept. 17 School of Law lecture

WHAT ARE THE LAWS ON SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE WORKPLACE? FIND OUT AT SEPT. 17 SCHOOL OF LAW LECTURE | September 17, 2015
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Social Media in the Workplace lecture flyerThe School of Law will host a lecture on “Social Media in the Workplace” Thursday, Sept. 17, from 4:30 to 5:30, in the school’s moot courtroom (A59). The event will also be webcast live. Margaret J. Grover (LAW ’83), attorney at law, will give the talk, which is the Dean’s Distinguished Alumni Lecture. Her discussion will cover:
  • Limitations on employer access to social media
  • Risks of using social media in hiring decisions
  • National Labor Relations Board decisions that define what constitutes protected “concerted activity” through social media
  • Harassment and bullying through social media
  • Expectation of privacy in employer-owned devices
  • Social media policies
This lecture has been approved for one hour of CLE credit, though in-person attendance is required in order to receive credit. Registration will be held at the door. The talk, which is free and open to the public, is part of the Arthur W. Fiske Distinguished Lecture Series. A networking reception will be held following the talk.
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