Watch what you tweet: Poll finds most employers would consider firing workers for inappropriate social media posts

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In addition to current employees, the survey suggests that job seekers also need to be careful about what they post on social media, as 65 per cent of companies said they use social media to screen job applicant.As possible recession looms, advocate warn domestic violence could increase As a potential recession mixed with the after-effects of the pandemic loom over Canadians, advocates working to end gender-based violence say these economic crises will only exacerbate domestic abuse for vulnerable people, particularly women.A rare green comet will soon approach Earth for first time in 50,000 years A recently discovered green comet, whose last journey past Earth was tens of thousands of years ago, will make its next trip past our blue planet in the coming weeks.Canada 3 workers still missing after explosion at Quebec propane company Quebec provincial police said Friday that three workers are still missing 24 hours after an explosion at a fuel distribution company in the Lanaudiere region.as rain falls, temperatures rise Flood watches are up for several regions of Vancouver Island and the inner south coast as another day of heavy rain, combined with snowmelt and a leap in freezing levels, could push some southwestern British Columbia waterways over their banks."

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