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Facebook Firings

By Rob Radcliff on May 27, 2010

                                                 

There are more and more stories about employees being fired/disciplined for improper use of social networking sites.  The most recent was the waitress who complained about the customer who only tipped $5 in her Facebook update post — she was fired.  Others include:

  • The firing of a Dallas radio producer who made negative remarks about Spurs fans in a Tweet.  (He also happens to be the pitcher who served up Barry Bonds’ 756th home run.)
  • Ex-Kansas City Chiefs’ running back Larry Johnson’a tweets that cost him his job.
  • The non-profit employee who had a sex blog.
  • The Scottish politician who was forced to end his campaign because of Twitter rants.

Do you have any other examples?

 

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    Corporate & Commercial, Employment & Labor
  • Blog:
    Smooth Transitions
  • Organization:
    Weinstein Radcliff Pipkin
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