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Subject Teacher's aid fired for refusing to hand over Facebook password!

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Kimberly Hester, a grade school teacher's aide in Michigan, was fired for refusing to hand over her Facebook password to her supervisors. Hester posted a picture of a co-workers' shoes and pants bunched around her ankles on Facebook in April 2011 with the caption, "Thinking of you." She posted the picture in jest, but a parent who's on her Facebook friend list saw the image and reported it to Frank Squires Elementary where Hester was employed, prompting the investigation.

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/technology-blog/grade-school-teacher-aide-fired-refusing-hand-over-172305406.html

If I was this women I would sue the crap out of the school. When did this become ok? Whats next a employer wanting see your bank statments to see how you spend your money.
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and you know what, there is a whole army of lawyers out there that would love to get their hands on a case like this.
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Original Message Kimberly Hester, a grade school teacher's aide in Michigan, was fired for refusing to hand over her Facebook password to her supervisors. Hester posted a picture of a co-workers' shoes and pants bunched around her ankles on Facebook in April 2011 with the caption, "Thinking of you." She posted the picture in jest, but a parent who's on her Facebook friend list saw the image and reported it to Frank Squires Elementary where Hester was employed, prompting the investigation.

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If I was this women I would sue the crap out of the school. When did this become ok? Whats next a employer wanting see your bank statments to see how you spend your money.

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