Can your employer discipline you for comments on social media?

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  • Опубликовано: 28 янв 2025

Комментарии • 42

  • @GamerForBritain
    @GamerForBritain 2 года назад +5

    Law needs updating, if an employer wants to control an employee 24/7 then they need to pay for those hours. Otherwise an employer has no say in what someone does out side of paid hours.

    • @stephenbreen7570
      @stephenbreen7570 2 года назад +1

      Absolutely. The only exception I can see. Is if you are in charge of a company social media profile. But then again, you're being paid to do that.

  • @mojothejester9889
    @mojothejester9889 2 года назад +3

    I got fired for saying online the place I worked at was run by idiots, after they knew I had a 3 hour commute, and they told me to go home after 1 hour of being there to "prepare for my end of probationary period meeting". Why they couldn't have sent me a message while I was at home is baffling. Now I just don't include where I work on any of my social media profiles.

  • @icecreamforever
    @icecreamforever 2 года назад +3

    Does this work the other way round? Can you claim if your employer does something?

  • @jillyd2807
    @jillyd2807 2 года назад

    Love how you speak. Very clear and succinct!! 😀

  • @ForburyLion
    @ForburyLion Месяц назад

    My employer once made us sign a policy stating we would be fired if we receive pornographic images in the workplace. This wasn't due to any incident involving myself, However I did point out that the policy was flawed because anyone could setup an anonymous email account and email images to her and then because she received them, she would technically be in breach of the policy and could technically be sacked.
    I signed it anyway believing it would be unfair dismissal if I was sacked for receiving an unsolicited email with this stuff on

  • @auntigingy8666
    @auntigingy8666 Год назад

    What about comments that you make supporting activities that break the law?

  • @briansaiditsoitmustbetrue4206
    @briansaiditsoitmustbetrue4206 2 года назад +2

    WHY ..post stuff about your employer online..
    1) Turn up
    2) Do your job
    3) Go home

  • @peterfaithfull2272
    @peterfaithfull2272 2 года назад

    Hi Daniel I'm a recent subscriber I have a question the HR policies you mentioned at the end of the video are they valid for 2022?

  • @nadzideaz9341
    @nadzideaz9341 2 года назад

    Thanks for sharing. ...

  • @ciaran134
    @ciaran134 2 года назад

    Yes we've got a thing in our contracts which states it and its strict

  • @BooSilva
    @BooSilva 2 года назад

    Can your employer dismiss you for gross misconduct if you have a rant to your friend in a private WhatsApp chat about your leadership team just between the two of you that the friend then uses against you when they raise an allegation against you (that has no relation to the chat but is used to show unprofessional conduct)? The comment made was the leadership team were s**t.

    • @coderider3022
      @coderider3022 Год назад

      Doubt it. Laugh it off, it’s not public.

  • @EgoShredder
    @EgoShredder 2 года назад +1

    So I guess people at job interviews should ask the potential employer, if they engage in spying on their employees via social media.

    • @shez4058
      @shez4058 Год назад +2

      It's not really spying though is it? It's within the public domain, accessible to anyone?

    • @EgoShredder
      @EgoShredder Год назад

      @@shez4058 In other words I want to see the interviewer's own personal Facebook page (not the company's), to decide if I want to work there or not. You might say what has that to do with your job application, and I would answer why has mine anything to do with it either? We did not have this level of intrusion pre-social media era.

  • @mrlover4310
    @mrlover4310 2 года назад +5

    Sounds like to me it is a erosion of your freedom of speech. If the employers are saying you are representing them 24/7 that means they need to pay you 24/7 for representation. That sounds like a big bill coming their way?

    • @Barbarian646
      @Barbarian646 2 года назад +2

      Agreed

    • @flyinghorse2739
      @flyinghorse2739 2 года назад +1

      Very good point!!

    • @danni858
      @danni858 2 года назад

      If you look at some of the examples it’s not freedom of speech, it’s hate speech and bullying behaviour. People aren’t dismissed for well constructed commentary.

    • @Barbarian646
      @Barbarian646 2 года назад +1

      @@danni858 it's not hate speech, its just an opinion. Man up.

  • @matthewsmith2787
    @matthewsmith2787 2 года назад

    Yes, it’s certainly be possible to be questioned by the employer.

  • @hagakure222
    @hagakure222 Год назад

    Basically, behave like good little productive slaves when online and don't rock the boat!

  • @kathryndunn9655
    @kathryndunn9655 2 года назад

    I only done my prays 🙏🏻 so if I get in trouble for that so be it my faith is my faith

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  • @Barbarian646
    @Barbarian646 2 года назад

    None of those examples from Twitter are grounds for dismissal

    • @EgoShredder
      @EgoShredder 2 года назад

      Agreed, those tweets were not specifically directed to any individual, in a way that could be deemed slanderous.

    • @schrire39
      @schrire39 2 года назад +2

      Unfortunately for you, the courts thought otherwise.

  • @B400
    @B400 2 года назад

    So much for freedom of speech 🤷🏻