Computers and Technology, 31.08.2021 04:20 annaebrown9737
Which of these statements is accurate?
O It is illegal for an employer to check the social media accounts of job seekers.
O An employer can check the accounts but cannot base hiring decisions on it.
O An employer can decide not to hire someone based on their social media posts.
O It is required for an employer to check the social media accounts of job seekers.
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