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War at the water cooler: Can talking politics at work hurt your career?

September 7, 2019

Should you talk about politics at work? Google’s CEO recently sent an email to employees saying cut out the political chit chat. He said, sharing ideas can foster community, but rehashing the political news of the day can be a distraction. Is Google violating their employees first amendment rights?  Ethics attorney Tonya Sloans breaks down the laws. 

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