|
Tuesday, 06 November 2007 |
More info...
By Robert Masud
 With the convenience of the internet, most employers enjoy quick and effective communications with their employees. But lately, many employers are expressing some concern with employees who have started "blogging." This concern stems from the fear that some of these employees may be disclosing company matters or worse, criticizing the employer online. Because of these reasons, it is not surprising that many employers are looking for ways to address these employee blogging issues.
Employee blogging can involve the disclosure of confidential business information, disparagement or criticism of other employees or of the company itself, and display interests that are in conflict with the company contracts and policies. The trend these days show the court's support for employers who decided to terminate a particular employee who was found to be engaging in behavior that is in conflict with the company's best interest.
It has actually been established that employees who damage their employer via blogging are violating their obligation to be loyal to the company. This duty of loyalty encompasses duties of confidentiality and obedience. On the other hand, this |
|
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 06 November 2007 )
|
|
Read more...
|
