5. October
29,
1969
–
first
networked
computers
Sept
4,
1998
–
Google
started
Sept
2006
–
Facebook
opens
to
public
6.
7. 56%
of
consumers
say
they’re
more
likely
to
recommend
a
brand
aIer
becoming
a
fan
on
Facebook
89%
of
18-‐24
year
olds
check
Facebook
before
geKng
out
of
bed.
73.2M
fans
on
Facebook
18,500,000
Canadian
Facebook
users.
8. 49%
of
users
have
household
income
over
$100k
200
million
users
–
more
than
7
million
Canadians
98%
of
recruiters
use
LinkedIn
2
new
members
per
second
9. >1
billion
unique
visitors
per
month
100
hours
of
content
uploaded
every
minute
More
video
is
uploaded
to
YouTube
in
60
days
than
the
3
major
US
networks
created
in
60
years
Over
6
billion
hours
of
video
are
watched
each
month
11. 343
million
acAve
users
Google
+
Hangouts
present
new
opportuniAes
for
business
interacAon
and
engagement
70
million
users
57%
of
users
interact
with
Food-‐related
content
150
million
acAve
users
16
billion
+
photos
shared
55
million
+
photos
per
day
1.2B
“Likes”
daily
80%
women
500,000
business
accounts
16. “One of the
reasons social
media has grown
so fast is that it taps
into what we, as
human beings,
naturally love and
need and want to
do – create, share,
connect, relate.”
29. HR’s
Role
in
ProtecAon
and
EducaAon
Policy
à
Guidelines
CommunicaAon
Training
Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/a4gpa/
30. Guideline
Tips
Cross-‐func_onal,
cross-‐genera_onal
team
Reference
other
relevant
policies
Consider
public
and
internal
SoMe
Common
sense
/
good
judgment
What
is
impermissible
Consequences
31. Great
examples
“Be
Smart.
Be
Respecful.
Be
Human”
Created
via
wiki
Branded
fun
language
EducaAonal
and
engaging
YouTube
video
32. Case
Law
EV
LogisAcs
v
Retail
Wholesale
Union
Alberta
v
Alberta
Union
of
Provincial
Employees
of
Alberta
Lougheed
Imports
Ltd
v
UFCW
InternaAonal
Union
of
Elevator
Constructors
v
ThyssenKrupp
Elevator
Credit
Valley
Hospital
v
Canadian
Union
of
Public
Employees
Canada
Post
v
Canadian
Union
of
Postal
Employees
3
32
Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/j3net/
33. How
is
social
media
affecAng
the
workplace
and
engagement
today?
36. Social
ExpectaAons
• Instant
access
to
informaAon
• Openness
to
ideas
• High
tech
access
• Flexibility
• Opportunity
to
be
yourself
• Important
to
set
clear
expectaAons
37. Digital
NaAves
at
Work
• Access
to
social
media
• Instant
feedback
• “Owner”
mentality
• Advancement
opportuniAes
• Contact
with
Senior
Leaders
• Involvement
and
collaboraAon
38. Other
Factors
at
Play
• Economics
• Global
compeAAon
• Flexible
work
opAons
• Trust
in
Senior
Leaders
• High
level
of
disengagement