Employers, employees at odds over social networking freedoms
A Connecticut ambulance service recently fired an employee who ranted on Facebook that her supervisor, among other things, was a “scumbag” and an implied psychotic.
What would appear a clear-cut termination resulted in a lawsuit by the employee's union in which the parties recently settled, Crowe & Dunlevy attorney Courtney Warmington told 120 attendees at a health care conference her firm hosted Tues...
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