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Employers are often concerned with how employees conduct themselves on social networking\u00a0sites as they are, in a sense, representatives of the company.<\/p>\n
However, employers should be cautious of disciplining employees when it comes to the content of the employees’ posts. More specifically, if the post is related to the working conditions the employer should be wary of how they choose to react.<\/p>\n
In New York an employee was recently fired from a nonprofit organization for posting a comment about the working conditions. Later an administrative judge ruled this to be a wrongful termination<\/a>.
\nJudge Arthur Amchan of the\u00a0National Labor Relations Board(“NLRB”) reviewed statements of five employees of Hispanics United of Buffalo, an entity providing social services to low-income clients. One of the employees created a post on facebook in which she describes the organization’s failure to adequately serve their clients. This was followed by other employees’ posts in which they defended their performance. All five employees that participated in this discussion were terminated. According to the employer, they were terminated for harassment of the employee of the original post.<\/p>\n