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Cant believe people still think they can say what they like on social media sites about their employer. Yet another example - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ur-salary.html
Ive heard of countless number of people that have been sacked due to sarcastic or cutting remarks about ones boss, although the bank does state that she was on a temporary contract and thats the reason she was axed, hmm cant have helped though Wise up people - stop bitching about your employers online - they can see it!
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Yeah, lots of lots of stories are heard everyday, that people are adversely affected by facebook.
But my point is why don't people make their facebook private only to their friends? as I have observed that facebook privacy settings are excellent that no other social media even provided before, you can hide each and every information from non friends. plus dont add you boss in your facebook friends, as simple as that.
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I agree that anything posted on the internet has to be written as though it will be seen by your grandmother, your boss, your future offspring, the police, News International, the man behind the counter at the local chippy, and of course by whoever it is you're writing about. Even more so if you are posting on an open forum.
On the other hand, remarking that £4k per hour is a generous hourly rate isn't controversial. Being slightly stunned that someone in the same company earns more in a day than you do in a year isn't unreasonable. And since the information was already in the public domain it's not damaging to the company. She didn't even suggest that his pay level was too high. If she'd actually *ranted*, with name-calling and insults and expletives, then yes, that would be unprofessional, but I didn't see her remark as expressing anything other than surprise and mild jealousy. Plus, I feel there's a limit to the level of out of hours professionalism a company can demand from someone getting paid only-just-over-minimum wage whose job security amounts to a 7-day rolling contract. |
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I never could revisit sneaking a peak at what my staff used to say about me on their facebook pages. Of course I would never let on.
It can be very revealing to say the least - and I have to admit turning against a few people as a result of their true colours being shown! |
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