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Firing of BMW Salesperson for Facebook Photos Upheld
The National Labor Relations Board has found that the firing of a BMW salesperson for photos and comments posted to his Facebook page did not violate federal labor law, because the activity was not protected. Continue reading
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Facebook Posting Costs Chicago BMW Salesperson His Job
A National Labor Relations Board Administrative Law Judge ruled this week that Knauz BMW, a Chicago area car dealership, did not wrongfully terminate an employee for his Facebook postings. Back in May the NLRB alleged unlawful termination of an employee … Continue reading
BMW Dealership Wrongfully Fired Person for Facebook Posts?
If the complaint stands, should the BMW slogan be changed to the ultimate dining machine? Continue reading
