I found this link Dave, I Googled it as I knew I'd read about the Microsoft case before: http://homepage.mac.com/popemark/iblog /C2041067432/E1132564304/
Oh dear. Read my blog. I'm up for a meeting with my supervisor and our boss on Monday (tomorrow), purportedly to do with something I wrote on my blog, at home, on my own time. Read all about it here: http://likethecamel.blogspot.com
My former employer had a policy regarding posting on-line. They were permitted to fire me because I live in a right to work state. In fact, they can fire anyone for having blue eyes, instead of green, in a RTW state.
The 1st Amendment has nothing to do with this issue.
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I found this link Dave, I Googled it as I knew I'd read about the Microsoft case before: http://homepage.mac.com/popemark/iblog
/C2041067432/E1132564304/
Thanks for the note. I'll have more computer time later.
Oh, we lost a lot of our freedom a long time ago. But in this case, it sounds like some of these people lost their common sense first.
I'd have to see some of the comments, but discussing your plans to basically sabotage your employer? Not smart -- and a firing offense.
The ChiComms, on the other hand, try to crush any dissent -- and American companies are helping. Shameful.
Oh dear. Read my blog. I'm up for a meeting with my supervisor and our boss on Monday (tomorrow), purportedly to do with something I wrote on my blog, at home, on my own time. Read all about it here: http://likethecamel.blogspot.com
Yes! This makes me nervous. Very!
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Mr. H.K.
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My former employer had a policy regarding posting on-line. They were permitted to fire me because I live in a right to work state. In fact, they can fire anyone for having blue eyes, instead of green, in a RTW state.
The 1st Amendment has nothing to do with this issue.
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