67% employees banned from using social media in office

November 11, 2011 10:55

Earlier this week we reported how a new survey has revealed that more than half of young professionals won't work at a company that restricts the use of social media in the office.

Well, it appears that a lot of graduates will soon be joining the dole queue, as new data from UK job site Reed suggests that just one in three UK employees access platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn at work, and a heady 60% believe access should be banned altogether. Read

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