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Webinar recording | Social media and the workplace

Our experts discuss when conduct on social media has a bearing on the workplace.

16 May 2024 39:59 Minutes Webinar

Watch the recording of our experts as they discussed when conduct on social media has a bearing on the workplace. They discuss the factors for an organisation and employer to consider when regulating and responding to social media content, breaches of policy and reputational damage.

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