Research Points Out WhatsApp as the Main Means of Electoral Harassment: 37% of Actions in Labor Justice
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A study by the Superior Labour Court (TST) and the Superior Council of Labour Justice (CSJT) points out that digital media have exercised "strong leadership" in contemporary forms of electoral harassment in labor relations in Brazil.
The research "Electoral harassment in labour relations: empirical diagnosis of judicial processes and institutional practices in Labour Justice", released on Monday (28), pointed to the increase in the use of virtual environments for the practice of electoral harassment at work. In the study, prepared by the Center for Judicial Research (CPJ) of the Superior Court of Labor... Read more » The post Research points out WhatsApp as the main means of…
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Labour Justice Research analyzed 138 cases across the country; social networks appear in 14.5% of cases. Read on Power360.
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