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Two More U.S. States Ban Employer Demands for Workers’ Social Media Passwords

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Jan 042013
 

“On 1 January, statutes went into effect in California and Illinois that make it illegal for employers to demand that employees or job seekers reveal their social-media passwords as a condition of employment. Four other states already bar the practice; Delaware was the first, back in July, followed by Maryland, Michigan, and New Jersey.“

 Posted by Purtilo at 7:20 am on January 4, 2013

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