Agency social media Dos and Don’ts

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Agency social media Dos and Don’ts

What you say on Twitter and Facebook can get you in trouble at work. What you need to know from the National Labor Relations Board\'s Acting General Counsel, Lafe...

Federal News Network Staff

August 26, 2011 9:51 am

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Social media use is becoming more prevalent in the workplace — in some cases even mandatory.

But what you say on Twitter or Facebook could impact your job, said Lafe Solomon, the acting general counsel at the National Labor Relations Board.

He joined the Federal Drive with more on what is and isn’t “protected” social media activity.

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