With the proliferation of wage and hour litigation, especially in Florida which has the highest number of Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”) cases filed annually nationwide, employers have sought for better ways to track employee work time in anticipation of defending against unpaid overtime claims. Additionally, employers have used monitoring devices in hopes of increasing

The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Counsel (FFIEC) recently issued supervisory guidance entitled “Social media:  Consumer Compliance Risk Management Guidance.”  Financial institutions are expected to use the Guidance in their efforts to ensure that their policies and procedures provide oversight and controls commensurate with the risks posed by their involvement in social media.

The Guidance was

Today’s Pew Research Center report that 72% of online adults use social networking sites, a significant increase since 2005, should spur more employers to address social media in the workplace.
Continue Reading Pew Research Center Says 72% of Adults Online (Your Employees) Use Social Networking Sites

Michigan becomes fourth state to enact law banning employers from requiring access to employees’/applicants’ social media accounts
Continue Reading Bans on Employers Requesting Social Media Passwords Continue as New Year Approaches