social media laws

Explore four important facets of managing social media use by employees in your organization. Craft a best practice social media policy and navigate the legal landscape, train employees, address retaliation, and take a comprehensive approach. View examples of organizations that have successfully and creatively implemented social media guidelines.

Social media is making a huge impact on the way we use the Internet, communicate with friends and family, network with business colleagues, gather information, and make decisions. In business, social media can provide unique opportunities to promote products and services, find and recruit talented employees, and deliver an interactive customer experience. But there are also risks, such as the potential to damage the company’s reputation and brand, lose intellectual property, or invite lawsuits by employees, job applicants, or customers. From an HR perspective, it can be hard to tell if social media is your friend or your foe. This white paper discusses how HR can use social media and how it can go wrong.

Social media is making a huge impact on the way we use the Internet, communicate with friends and family, network with business colleagues, gather information, and make decisions. In business, social media can provide unique opportunities to promote products and services, find and recruit talented employees, and deliver an interactive customer experience. But there are also risks, such as the potential to damage the company’s reputation and brand, lose intellectual property, or invite lawsuits by employees, job applicants, or customers. From an HR perspective, it can be hard to tell if social media is your friend or your foe. This white paper discusses how HR can use social media and how it can go wrong.

Download this paper to explore the 4 areas that are key to managing social media use by employees in your organization.

Social media is making a huge impact on the way we use the Internet, communicate with friends and family, network with business colleagues, gather information, and make decisions. In business, social media can provide unique opportunities to promote products and services, find and recruit talented employees, and deliver an interactive customer experience. But there are also risks, such as the potential to damage the company’s reputation and brand, lose intellectual property, or invite lawsuits by employees, job applicants, or customers. From an HR perspective, it can be hard to tell if social media is your friend or your foe. This white paper discusses how HR can use social media and how it can go wrong.