Thursday, February 10, 2005
Shareholders Take Note
Bill in Sales tells me that the president of our company is upstairs receiving theremin treatments from one of our software vendors.
I've gotta update my resumé.
I've gotta update my resumé.
Tomohiro Idokoro comments:A timely article in The Washington Post this morning:
'Even if workers write the blog anonymously, an employer may be able to take the position that blogging "is inconsistent with the business mission," said Jonathan A. Segal, an employment attorney in Philadelphia.
'Usually the blogger has little protection. "In most states," said Gregg M. Lemley, a St. Louis labor lawyer, "if an employer doesn't like what you're talking about, they can simply terminate you."'
Just for the record, I'm not who you think I am.
'Even if workers write the blog anonymously, an employer may be able to take the position that blogging "is inconsistent with the business mission," said Jonathan A. Segal, an employment attorney in Philadelphia.
'Usually the blogger has little protection. "In most states," said Gregg M. Lemley, a St. Louis labor lawyer, "if an employer doesn't like what you're talking about, they can simply terminate you."'
Just for the record, I'm not who you think I am.
