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McBrayer Attorneys' 2013 KYSHRM Conference Presentation
Posted In Human Resource Department, KYSHRM 2013, National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), SHRM, Social Media, Social Media Ownership, Social Media Policies, Social Privacy Laws, Uncategorized
On September 25th, Amy D. Cubbage and Cynthia L. Effinger spoke at the 29th Annual Kentucky SHRM Conference, held in Louisville, KY. Their presentation, "Social Media: Strategy and Implementation. Are you protected?," focused on what companies can do to protect their businesses when issues arise (both internally and externally) with social media. The presentation included informative tips on how to create an legally sound social media policy and some new issues that employers and HR managers will soon face in the social media realm. If you missed the presentation, you can check out Amy and Cindy's presentation here and find a copy of their supporting documents here. More >
