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Maryland becomes first state to ban employers from asking for social media passwords
Employers in Maryland would be prohibited from asking current and prospective employees for their user names and passwords to websites such as Facebook and Twitter under legislation that passed the General Assembly and now awaits signature from Gov. Martin O’Malley. Read the full story at The Baltimore Sun
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Maryland Lawmakers Ban Employers from Requesting Facebook Credentials from Employees or Interviewees
Last week, Maryland’s House and Senate passed legislation prohibiting employers from asking for a current or prospective employee’s logins to Facebook and other social media sites. Once Governor Martin O’Malley signs the bill into l... Read Post
Your Wall, Your Business: Maryland Passes Bill Banning Employers from Asking for Social Media Passwords
Like: The Maryland General Assembly passed a law forbidding employers from asking employees and job applicants for passwords to social media sites like Facebook and Twitter. [ more › ] Read Post
Md. bill bans employers from asking for Facebook passwords
If you’re worried about an employer or potential employer asking for your Facebook or Twitter password, you might just want to move to Maryland. The state’s General Assembly has become the first to pass a bill to keep social media p... Read Post