Sentences with phrase «employees access to their social networks»

According to Robert Half Technology, a provider of IT professional services, 54 % of U.S. corporations restrict employee access to social networks due to concerns about productivity, network security, and legal liabilities.

By giving all your employees access to their social networks, you can leverage their personal networks to expand your company's social media reach.

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But companies that block access to social networks are missing out on incredible opportunities to expand their marketing reach, and build customer and employee loyalty.

Starting in 2013, the New York Times reports that a UK - based Palantir employee worked with Cambridge Analytica — going on to gain access to the dataset of 50M + Facebook users the latter firm obtained in 2014 via a third party personality quiz app deployed on the social network giant's platform.

A Facebook employee was fired Tuesday for accessing data collected by the social network to stalk women.

The matter pits the social networking giant against Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance over his demand for access to 381 Facebook accounts as part of his investigation into disability fraud among police officers, firefighters and other public employees.

ERIE COUNTY, NY — Erie County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz today announced the implementation of a policy in Erie County Child Protective Services («CPS») to allow designated employees to access social network sites for the purpose of conducting a safety assessment or investigation.

As Wired GC posts here, 70 percent of London firms surveyed are restricting employee access to social - networking Web sites like Facebook.

So far, the responses by employers have varied widely — from banning outright all workplace access to social networking sites, to developing codes of conduct and guidelines for employees» online activities.

Some organizations are also blocking employee access to social media / networking sites, so things like Twitter or Facebook comments don't even register on their horizon.

Starting in 2013, the New York Times reports that a UK - based Palantir employee worked with Cambridge Analytica — going on to gain access to the dataset of 50M + Facebook users the latter firm obtained in 2014 via a third party personality quiz app deployed on the social network giant's platform.