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Title: The Art of Digital Discipline: Managing Employee Social Media Use & Best Practices for Imposing Discipline Date: Thursday, March 7, 2019 After March 7, 2019 - Sign up for the On-Demand Replay! Time: 1:30 PM EST Duration: 1 hour |
The Art of Digital Discipline: Managing Employee Social Media Use & Best Practices for Imposing Discipline |
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| CLE credits are only offered for live attendance and are complimentary. |
With social media becoming increasingly present in the workplace, employers must be prepared to handle employee conduct as it transpires across digital platforms. While there are many legitimate business interests that require employee engagement online, from time to time, that engagement is not productive; indeed, when social media and other digital platforms are used incorrectly, it can be harmful or destructive for the individuals or businesses that are the subject of the content. When employees post objectionable, offensive, or unlawful content online, employers should analyze the legal and other risks that may result from the posts, and consider whether and what discipline may be warranted. During the course of this webinar, we will discuss the landscape of employee social media use and share practical tools and tips for employers who are seeking to manage the risks associated with employee social media use and any discipline related thereto. |
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| Desiree F. Moore Partner K&L Gates LLP |
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Erinn L. Rigney Associate K&L Gates LLP |
This program is currently pending approval of CEU from The Compliance Certification Board (CCB)® . Registration requires a complete Name, Title, Organization, and a valid business Email Address. Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. is pleased to partner with Above the Law for CLE accreditation.* Upon the conclusion of each webinar an informal certificate of completion will be issued by Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. Attendees will also receive an official certificate via email from Above the Law's third party CLE provider, Marino Law. *CLE available for NY, NJ and CA. A Uniform Certificate of Attendance for CLE credit will be issued for all other states. |
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Erinn L. Rigney
is an associate in the Chicago office, focusing her practice on labor,
employment and workplace safety. Her counseling experience includes advising
clients on compliance with federal, state, and local antidiscrimination laws in
conjunction with various employment actions; the provision of reasonable
accommodations; compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act and state wage and
hours laws; and implementation of workplace policies and employee handbooks, in
addition to developing and leading anti-harassment training sessions for
clients’ workforces. Ms. Rigney also has significant experience addressing the
various employment issues that arise in the health care space. |
Desiree F. Moore is a trial attorney who has successfully litigated in state and federal court. Ms. Moore has managed high-level disputes in sectors such as cryptocurrency, social media, intellectual property, entertainment, product liability, labor and employment, and class action defense at the trial and appellate court level. In addition to her litigation practice, Ms. Moore regularly helps clients identify and manage the risks associated with social media use. Ms. Moore counsels individuals and corporations alike on social media best practices, how to effectively implement regulations for social media use in and outside of the workplace, and social media crisis management. |