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#WeGotFiredForThis: Best Practices for Addressing Workers' Social Media Posts

Recorded On: 10/25/2022

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From dance videos filmed during work hours to posts that complain about workplace safety, social media is invading the workplace like never before and leaves corporate legal departments to contend with increasingly complex legal issues and risks. This highly interactive session will take participants through preparing for and responding to real-world example incidents. Explore what goes into good employment policies, highlight best practices and innovative response strategies, and examine what businesses should learn from recent incidents and litigation.


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Christine Anselmo Binotti

Lead Counsel

Motorola Solutions, Inc.

Robert Dillard

Principal Legal Analyst

Bloomberg Law

Dori Goldstein

Content & Analysis Team Lead

Bloomberg Law

Maureen Hopbell

Lead Counsel

FedEx Ground Package System, Inc.