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Influencers at Work: Novel Issues in Employee Speech

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By Nicholas Pappas, Nicholas Wing
| Open Legal Blog Archive
This year, employees across industries stoked controversy with their out-of-work activities. On Wall Street, junior bankers posed for a fashion photoshoot that showcased their significant spending habits – a shoot which many of their employers did not authorize. In law, multiple law firm influencers posted a steady stream of “day in the life” videos, often including shots of their workstations, office hallways, and cafeterias.
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Influencers at Work: Novel Issues in Employee Speech

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By Nicholas Pappas, Nicholas Wing
| New York Law Journal Verified
Labor & Employment_SS-0226 This year, employees across industries stoked controversy with their out-of-work activities. On Wall Street, junior bankers posed for a fashion photoshoot that showcased their significant spending habits—a shoot which many of their employers did not authorize. In law, multiple law firm influencers posted a steady stream of “day in the life” videos, often including shots of their workstations, office hallways, and cafeterias.
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Why US Companies Cannot Ignore Forced Labor in Supply Chains

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By Nicholas Pappas, Paula Ortiz
| New York Law Journal Verified
Shutterstock.com U.S. law has long prohibited the “importation of goods mined, produced or manufactured in whole or in part with forced labor.” Initiation of Section 301 Investigations of Acts, Policies, and Practices of Various Economies Related to the Failure to Impose and effectively Enforce a Prohibition on the Importation of Goods Produced with Forced Labor, 91 Fed. Reg. 12,884 (March 17, 2026).
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