Talbot v. Desert View Care Center
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
r, Chief Justice.
Joseph Talbot worked at Desert View Care Center (“Desert View”) as a nurse and was discharged due to a Facebook post that Desert View found violated its Social and Electronic Media Conduct Policy (“Social Media Policy”). Talbot applied for unemployment benefits, and an Idaho Department of Labor Appeals Examiner awarded him benefits. The Idaho Industrial Commission reversed, concluding that Talbot engaged in employment-related misconduct. Talbot appeals, arguing that Desert View never communicated its Social Media Policy to him. We affirm the Industrial Commission’s decision.
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