It can be difficult for any employer to know how to respond to a global crisis or conflict in another region. Businesses often fear that siding with one party could automatically rebrand them or isolate customers or clients that don’t align with that sentiment.
But where are the boundaries when it comes to employees voicing their opinion? The recent outbreak of war in Israel has shed light on a myriad of questions around how employers should respond, if at all, to staff expressing their own perspective, sometimes at work itself, but usually on social media. These scenarios prompt questions around where lines are drawn between employees being ambassadors for your company and them having their own personal identity.
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