• teawrecks@sopuli.xyz
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    I get that sharing confidential info is not allowed, but a blanket “any unauthorized communication with the media” restriction sounds to me like a first amendment issue.

    But also, ethically, employees should always report confidential info if it is a crime or otherwise threatens someone’s livelihood. And I’m not sure what data the Dept of Labor would have that should not be reported publicly to tax payers (besides PII).

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    2 days ago

    Exporting data to Russia: OK.

    Talking to journalists about things people should know: Illegal.

  • rockSlayer@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    2 days ago

    They know the rules better than anyone, working conditions are protected points of discussion even under NDA and other legal matters pertaining to work

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    Well, of course. I mean, could you imagine if people knew the things their government was doing? It’d be a disaster!

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      18 hours ago

      Yeah the citizens have no right to know what’s happening in citizen-funded agencies. The nerve!