Social Networking in the Retail World.
September 2, 2010 | By: Editor
Source: Federal Employment Law Articles
Employer interest in social networking and blogging first came to the headlines when a flight attendant was fired purportedly for posting information about her job on a blog. Since that time, social media has exploded with the rise of Facebook and the advent of YouTube. While the Oxford English Dictionary has not yet recognized “tweet” as a verb meaning to post 140-character messages on Twitter, it must be coming.
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