Terms Of Employment: What To Know About Free Speech In The Workplace
Employees must know that disruptive behaviors are not acceptable, and this includes speech that disrespects or threatens other employees.
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Employees must know that disruptive behaviors are not acceptable, and this includes speech that disrespects or threatens other employees.
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A retired judge lifted a temporary restraining order that prevented the collection of signatures for the recall of Santa Clara County Court Superior Judge Aaron Persky, the judge who sentenced a convicted rapist to just six months in jail last year.
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