Outside of the gay marriage debate, everyone is against compelled expression

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A perturbed employee is tired of being instructed to use his or her social media account to broadcast what the company wants to broadcast. The employee wrote into the New York Times workplace-advice column to ask: “Can the employer require employees to share on their personal social channels a post about a new person being hired to lead the organization, or about open jobs for which the organization is recruiting?”

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