Labor/Employment,
Constitutional Law
Jul. 15, 2020
Employee expression in the workplace
With the recent protests and social unrest relating to the killings of George Floyd and others, and the 2020 presidential election around the corner, California employers should take this opportunity to revisit their policies and guidelines relating to employees’ rights of speech and expression in the workplace and on social media (including remote workplaces).
Grant P. Alexander
Partner
Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis LLP
Email: galexander@allenmatkins.com
Melissa K. Bell
Associate
Allen, Matkins, Leck, Gamble, Mallory & Natsis LLP
Phone: (949) 553-1313
Email: mbell@allenmatkins.com
With the recent protests and social unrest relating to the killings of George Floyd and others, and the 2020 presidential election around the corner, California employers should take this opportunity to revisit their policies and guidelines relating to employees' rights of speech and expression in the workplace and on social media (including remote workplaces). While there are state and federal constitu...
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