Labor/Employment
Dec. 30, 2011
US labor board 'likes' social media
At the National Labor Relations Board, 2011 was the year the federal agency embraced social media.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
At the National Labor Relations Board, 2011 was the year the federal agency embraced social media.
In a move that surprised casual observers but not most labor lawyers, the NLRB started applying a 76-year-old law to new technologies in its mission to investigate unfair labor practices. Whether or not they belong to a union, workers disciplined or fired for disparaging their employer on networking sit...
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