More questions than answers after NLRB Facebook firing ruling
By now, you have probably heard about the NLRB decision in Karl Knauz Motors, Inc. d/b/a Knauz BMW. On appeal, the NLRB agreed with the ruling of an administrative law judge that Knauz BMW did not violate the National Labor Relations Act when it fired a salesman for making a derogatory post on Facebook. However, employers shouldn’t take much comfort in the outcome.
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