Policies for Facebook, Twitter and Blogging: What's Legal, What's Not CPE Webinar 9/16

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Policies for Facebook, Twitter and Blogging: What's Legal, What's Not
Tuesday, Sept 16, 2014 1:00-2:00 p.m. ET
http://www.pbconference.com/3K8/0/?C=3174&P=1070804&T=1&S=767&D=1

Conference Agenda:

What Does Your Employee Handbook Say about Outside of Work Behavior?

• Conflict of interest & social media policies: drafting strategies for your handbook
• State employee lifestyle statutes & how they protect your employees' behavior
• Required connection to the workplace: employee handbook do's and don'ts
• At what point does behavior cross-the-line and become an employment concern?

Drafting Effective Internet Policies to Protect Against Emerging Networks

• Drafting policies: Essentials to include and what to leave out
• Avoid legal action: Restrictions on monitoring employees' use of social media
• What is considered inappropriate behavior vs freedom of speech?

Employee Use of Blogs, Facebook and Twitter: What You Need to Know

• Strategies to protect confidential and business information
• Can employers be held liable for employee blog posts?
• What online information can be used to make employment decisions?

Expert Speaker:

Timothy Palmer, a Shareholder with Ogletree, Deakins, Nash,
Smoak & Stewart, P.C., is an experienced litigator specializing
in both employment litigation and general civil litigation in state
and federal courts. His interest in litigation began early in his legal
career when as a law student at Vanderbilt University, Mr. Palmer
won the Harlan Dodson Moot Court Competition and was appointed to
the position of Associate Justice of Vanderbilt's Moot Court Board.

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Policies for Facebook, Twitter and Blogging: What's Legal, What's Not
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