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Social Media Policy

By Dan Hadaway | Saturday, June 9, 2012 - Leave a Comment

The Social Media Policy: 

This user-level document governs how users are to use both while on company time and while on personal time.  It includes required disclosures related to Section 7 rights under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).  The required controls it establishes are worded as a trade-off: “if you enforce these controls you get to put bank data on your phone.”   For a better deal, purchase as part of the Social Media Policy Kit!

All templates are color-coded, and don’t forget, updates are free for three years and our boilerplates all come with a 30 Day Guarantee!

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