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Join us for Social Media in the Workplace: Vancouver, WA 8-14-15

Social Media use and misuse continues to rise amongst employees at all organizational levels. Join Vigilant Employment Attorney Christine Meadows for a lively and interactive discussion as she covers: Current and pending case law, common mistakes to avoid, best practices and policy creation.

Event Details:

Friday August 14, 2015
8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
Brickstone Ballroom
The registration fee of $25 has been waived due to generous sponsorship by Hart Insurance.

Social Media use and misuse continues to rise amongst employees at all organizational levels. Join Vigilant employment attorney Christine Meadows for a lively and interactive discussion as she covers: Current and pending case law, common mistakes to avoid, best practices and policy creation.

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