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First Thursday, August 2019
Will gives (yet another) warning about potential dangers posed
by social media for public safety employees. He gives several recent examples
of law enforcement, corrections and fire protection employees who have lost
their jobs over controversial social media posts.
Cases covered this month:
‘Exploding’ Offers Can Be Bad-Faith Bargaining, City of
Arcadia (2019) PERB Decision No. 2648-M (Cal. PERB 2019).
No Privacy Rights To Flash
Drive Plugged Into Employer’s Computer, Edwards v. State of Florida,
2019 WL 2607376 (Fla. App. 2019).
Not Against Public Policy To Reinstate Dishonest Corrections Officer, Monroe County Correctional Facility v. Teamsters Local 773, 2019 WL 2587689 (Penn. Cmwlth. 2019).
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By Richard Poulson, LRISWill gives (yet another) warning about potential dangers posed
by social media for public safety employees. He gives several recent examples
of law enforcement, corrections and fire protection employees who have lost
their jobs over controversial social media posts.
Cases covered this month:
‘Exploding’ Offers Can Be Bad-Faith Bargaining, City of
Arcadia (2019) PERB Decision No. 2648-M (Cal. PERB 2019).
No Privacy Rights To Flash
Drive Plugged Into Employer’s Computer, Edwards v. State of Florida,
2019 WL 2607376 (Fla. App. 2019).
Not Against Public Policy To Reinstate Dishonest Corrections Officer, Monroe County Correctional Facility v. Teamsters Local 773, 2019 WL 2587689 (Penn. Cmwlth. 2019).
LISTEN