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Social media firing of the week. (final score: God 10 - waitress 0) *

USA - February 1 2013
The Internet is burning up this morning with the story of an Applebee's waitress who was fired for posting on Reddit, a social news and entertainment…


Ohio HB 417 may mean the end of physician non-solicitation agreements *

USA - January 25 2013
There has always been a tension between a health care employer's desire to protect its patient relationships and a physician's obligation not to…


Ohio federal district court rejects public policy wrongful termination claim against private employer based on First Amendment *

USA - November 29 2012
The summary judgment decision issued on October 31st by Ohio federal district court judge David Dowd in Barnett v. Aultman Hospital contains important reminders for both private employers and their employees.


NLRB general counsel issues another social media memo *

USA - June 20 2012
On May 30, 2012, the NLRB's General Counsel's Office issued its third Memo addressing social media issues.


Bill introduced in Ohio legislature to restrict employer social media password inquiries *

USA - May 29 2012
On Thursday May 24, 2012, State Senator Charleta Tavares of Columbus introduced a bill that would prohibit employers from asking applicants or employees for their social media password.


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