Peter N Hall
March 01, 2019 | Daily Report Online
Regulating Off-Duty Social Media Activity Poses Conflicting Obligations"With work bleeding into life more than ever (and vice versa), one issue commonly facing employers today is how to regulate off-duty social media comments made by employees that negatively impact the workplace."
By Peter N. Hall and Kyle D. Winnick, Chamberlain Hrdlicka
6 minute read
June 06, 2005 | National Law Journal
Addressing blogging by employeesEmployers are now facing the emergence of a new public forum in cyberspace-the Web log or "blog." What they are learning is that bloggers are even less discreet than e-mailers and are even more inclined to vent their frustrations with work.
By William A. Clineburg Jr. and Peter N. HallSpecial to The National Law Journal
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