Question 128: In order to apply appropriate labour disciplinary actions to Employees who violate the regulations on social networking, enterprises must have clear and detailed regulations in their ILRs registered with the local labour agency, but the fact is that some local labour agencies have not agreed to put the regulations on social networking into the ILRs due to the newness of the technology. What should the enterprise do in these cases?
1.Is it in accordance with labour law for the fact that some local labour agencies refuse to allow Employers to provide for the violations of the ILRs on using social network and media as a discipline of their Employees? Pursuant to Article 119.2 of the Labor Code 2012, the ILRs must include the following main…