According to a study conducted by the Ethics Resource Centre (ERC), active social networkers were more likely than other workers to compromise the company with activities such as negative posts about the company, listing clients on the network, uploading personal pictures on a company network, or retaining copies of confidential work documents.

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The study conducted by the Ethics Resource Centre found that active social networkers were more likely to compromise their company's security with various activities listed in the statement.

According to a Study Conducted by the Ethics Resource Centre