The National Labor Relations Board rules the company went too far by forbidding employees from commenting on online sites in their free time.
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Monday, November 19, 2012
Dish Network Ordered to Change Social Media Policy
The National Labor Relations Board rules the company went too far by forbidding employees from commenting on online sites in their free time.
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