Constitutional Law,
Labor/Employment
Aug. 7, 2024
Workplace political speech and social media: Key pitfalls for employers and employees
See more on Workplace political speech and social media: Key pitfalls for employers and employeesBy Kacey R. Riccomini
With the polarizing 2024 Presidential election quickly approaching, private employers and employees alike should be mindful of the protections and limitations on speech in the workplace and speech related to it, including on social media platforms. If limitations are not managed respectfully, political discussions in the workplace can not only become heated and distract employees but also negatively impact morale, permanently damage previously productive working relationships, and even lea...
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