@yxngdeckz:

TT :

Some companies don’t even want u to make content outside the workplace let alone filming content in the workplace

Only1RealTeamInManchester :

The fact this needs explaining tells you more.

Anon :

That pretty much goes for any work place anywhere. Tesco etc. your colleague and customers don’t need it

FatsoBustaMove :

I once worked on a military site, they had us sign documents saying we wouldn't take pictures or videos of anything. even a selfie in the toilets could get you fired. needless to say a women I worked with found out the hard way.

Milly9001 :

telling the internet where you work is a potential security risk because of social engineering hacks - so the bigger the organisation, the tighter the ban on making work-related content (outside of formal marketing activities), because each individual employee is a potential route into otherwise secure systems

SN🚀⚡ :

You gotta be internet/digtal footprint ready 👀👀

Bint Qibteya 🇪🇬 :

I guess it depends, If they're filming on their break I don't think that's worth firing someone over, if they're filming while on the job or filming patients, then that's not ok

K1 :

yusuf06🩺 :

You should see some of these doctors in the NHS it’s so bad

emzy :

working in care no person should be doing tiktoks putting music on loud in the lounge when residents watching TV and all the carers are dancing HELL NO

GSS :

The moment you start filming your workplace as a nurse in the UK you just have to know they’re planning how they’ll fire you and report you to the NMC even if they don’t make it an issue right away. The writing is on the wall at the point. It’s not fear mongering it’s a fact.

Cassie :

🤨 other people's privacy is more important than you posting videos on the Internet.

Mensah :

😂😂😂

angiebabydollx :

@sarina🇬🇧 😱