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Zimmerman Verdict Draws Twitter Rants, At Least Two People Fired | worksocial
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How to Work in a Social Media World. August 5, 2013. Zimmerman Verdict Draws Twitter Rants, At Least Two People Fired. At least two people have been fired after their Twitter comments about the recent George Zimmerman verdict reached their unsympathetic bosses. Last week Texan Rita DeShannon was fired for a string of racist tweets. In the second instance, a 17-year-old lost a job before she even started. In Michigan, after tweeting she was thankful for the bullet that killed Martin on the night the Zimme...
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Social Media & Health Care: An Impossible Combination? | worksocial
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How to Work in a Social Media World. January 22, 2011. Social Media and Health Care: An Impossible Combination? Last July five nurses in Southern California were fired. For discussing patient cases on Facebook. A Detroit nurse was fired. After posting on Facebook that she hoped a murder suspect in her hospital “rotted in hell” for his crime of killing a police officer. People are resourceful, and in the absence of a system they often provide their own. Facebook is a natural fit. There are plenty ...Click...
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Employee access to social media |Social Media Access | Resources | Holtz Communications + Technology
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Skip to navigation (Press Enter). Skip to sub navigation (Press Enter). Skip to main content (Press Enter). Content Strategies and Media Companies. The Shel Holtz Daily. Employee access to social media. Shel Holtz maintains the Stop Blocking. Resource—a blog and wiki—dedicated to providing information and resources to help companies understand the benefits that accrue to them when they open employee access to social media. Shel also maintains this Storify story. On providing employee access:.
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5 Ways to Uncover The Hidden Social Media Rules of Your Office | worksocial
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How to Work in a Social Media World. July 20, 2013. 5 Ways to Uncover The Hidden Social Media Rules of Your Office. In almost any workplace, there are hidden rules that govern how things get done. Perhaps you’ve noticed there’s magically a fresh pot of coffee ready at specific times throughout the day–who makes that? Or you’ve spotted a group of people leaving the office together on Thursday afternoons–where are they going? Are you colleagues active participants? Spend some time observing what colleagues...
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EMT Facebook Firing Case Settled | worksocial
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How to Work in a Social Media World. February 12, 2011. EMT Facebook Firing Case Settled. After a few delays the National Labor Relations Board released a statement. Announcing a settlement had been reached in the firing case of Dawnmarie Souza, a former EMT with an ambulance company in Connecticut. Souza lost her job after complaining about her boss on Facebook with other coworkers due to a company policy that prevented employees from talking negatively about the job anywhere, at any time. First, employ...
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Amanda Changuris | thoughts from a Greek-by-marriage social media professional | Page 2
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Thoughts from a Greek-by-marriage social media professional. April 24, 2013 / achanguris. While I was out of the office last month ( on safari in Africa. 8212; yep, I did that), I was forced to do something I’ve always resisted. Since I was planning to be on another continent and without access to the internet, I set up automated posts from the blog I run at work to feed directly to our Facebook page. I set up the automation through our social media management software, Argyle Social. Forgive me if IR...
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1 In 10 Lost Job Opps Thanks to Social Media? A Closer Look | worksocial
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How to Work in a Social Media World. June 5, 2013. 1 In 10 Lost Job Opps Thanks to Social Media? The news has been abuzz thanks to a report that 10 percent of people say they’ve lost a job opportunity because of social media. This kind of news is definitely a big deal, but it’s not the most interesting part of the study released by international mobile research firm On Device last week. Young People’s Consumer Confidence Index. From On Device Research. What does this all mean? Click to email (Opens in ne...
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Sick Kids, Bad Patients Lead to Social Flareups | worksocial
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How to Work in a Social Media World. February 21, 2013. Sick Kids, Bad Patients Lead to Social Flareups. But not only did the office in question not agree, they found those comments troubling and fired her for violating the company’s social media policy of not posting anything disrespectful or defamatory. This is a hard lesson, and media reports. But how would her employer know her motivations? The second story is no less aggravating, but for different reasons. Dr. Amy Dunbar, an OB/GYN from St&#...In so...
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Consulting & Speaking. A Collection of Outstanding and Often Obscure Resources. For the Marketing or Public Relations Manager. This is a collection of links that you may find helpful. Hopefully you won’t find the usual suspects listed here. We figure you can Google those yourself. If you find this resource pit useful, please tweet, bookmark or otherwise share these with other marketing and public relations types. Hospital Marketing and Public Relations. Hospital Marketing on Squidoo.com. A free podcast a...
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