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Demonstrating the NLRB’s increased focus on limiting employer confidentiality rules, a three member panel of the NLRB recently ruled in DirecTV U.S. DirecTV Holdings LLC, 359 NLRB No. 4 (January 25, 2013) that four work rules maintained by DirecTV were unlawful restrictions on employees’ Section 7 rights and that the employer did not repudiate the rules.
Tags: Confidentiality, Employer Handbook, Employer Policies, Employer Rules, Labor Law, Media Policy, National Labor Relations Act, National Labor Relations Board, NLRB, Privacy, Privacy Laws
As the FMLA celebrates its 20th birthday this February, social media continues to be an increasingly important resource for employers in combating frivolous FMLA interference and retaliation charges by former employees.
Tags: Americans with Disabilities Act, Disability Leave, Employment Law, Evidence, Facebook, Family and Medical Leave Act, Labor & Employment Law, Privacy, Privacy Laws, Social Media, Social Media Content, Technology
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