Strict Social Media Policies Won't Curry NLRB's Favor

By Ben James (January 25, 2012, 10:35 PM EST) -- A new report on social media cases, issued by the National Labor Relations Board's acting general counsel on Wednesday, reaffirms that the agency will find unlawful sweeping social media policies that curtail workers' ability to gripe about things like working conditions and wages....

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