During my presentation yesterday on social media in the workplace at RecruitTech I spoke briefly about the “Facebook Five” and felt I would expand on my comments here.
In summary six (it was five) NSW prison officers are being threatened with being fired over comments they made on a Facebook page “Suggestion to help Big Ron [...]
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The Facebook Five
September 19th, 2009 · No Comments · Digital Identity, New Media, Privacy, Social Networks · 1,678 views
Tags:employment law·FaceBook·Facebook Five·Industrial Relations Commission·Peter Black·Social Media Policy
More social media and workplace firings
April 19th, 2009 · 6 Comments · Branding, Digital Identity, HR Management, New Media, Social Networks · 1,810 views
It seems that social media is creating an environment where “firings will continue until moralw picks up”, or it just could be that Asher Moses knows he on to a good thing so his editors keep him writing about it…
So far in April Asher has written five different articles around social media sites and losing [...]
Tags:Asher Moses·FaceBook·social media·SR7·Steven Penning·workplace
Brands and Social Media
November 10th, 2008 · No Comments · Branding, New Media · 1,171 views
I am pulling together a bit of research into which brands are doing what with social media in Australia during the process I uncovered some interesting statistics which I will share. The list of companies I started with was the BRW Top 200 and added a couple of well known brands for the companies when [...]
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Tips for laying off employees in a social media world
October 19th, 2008 · 4 Comments · Blogging, Enterprise 2.0, HR Management, New Media, Social Networks · 4,670 views
Over the weekend Techcrunch posted about the layoffs traking place due to the economic downturn. There are two main themes in the post; first some of the layoffs are clearing out of dead wood and the other being it is hard to keep layoffs a secret when everyone is a publisher.
To the first point. This [...]
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The Cluetrain rides again
October 17th, 2008 · 11 Comments · Enterprise 2.0, New Media, Social Networks · 5,448 views
Almost 10 years ago Chris Locke, Doc Searls, David Weinberger and Rick Levine published a book that was going to change the way we saw the world, The Cluetrain Manifesto.
The basic premise in the book is that markets are conversations. Their members communicate in language that is natural, open, and honest, sometimes even direct. Basically [...]
Tags:Chris Locke·Cluetrain·David Weinberger·Doc Searls·Rick Levine