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The former-Chipotle employee who dissed his wages in a tweet, got fired, sued Chipotle and won. He made a tweet about his low wage on twitter and the company fired him. He sued, won the case, and was offered his job back and pay for his lost wages.
I am oppose this firing because his tweet wasn't that bad and their policy was too strict.

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The Yelp employee who posted an article on Medium about her low pay.
I think her firing was justified because she posted a private letter between her and the CEO. That's clearly against the rules.

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The publicist who tweeted a joke about getting AIDS before takeoff on a flight to Africa. Her tweet said “Going to Africa. Hope I don’t get AIDS. Just kidding. I’m white!”
I am in favor of this firing because she was very wrong for this joke. She should have known better than to tell a racist joke on Twitter.

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The comedian who tweeted jokes about the tsunami in Japan. His tweets included the following:
"Japan called me. They said 'maybe those jokes are a hit in the U.S., but over here, they're all sinking." Another read: "Japan is really advanced. They don't go to the beach. The beach comes to them."
I am oppose this firing because it was an innocent joke. Many people tell jokes to make light of situations, also, he's a comedian.

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The former-MLB pitcher who drunk-tweeted racially offensive comments during a game. He attended an NBA match in which the San Antonio Spurs beat the Dallas Mavericks. After the game, he tweeted: “Congrats to all the dirty Mexicans in San Antonio.”
I am in favor in this firing as much as I am opposed to it. It was very offensive but he's a sports guy + he was drunk. He deserves maybe a suspension or probation but not to be fired.

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The recent college graduate who tweeted how much she hated her new job. After being offered a position from California tech company Cisco in 2009, Riley tweeted: "Cisco just offered me a job! Now I have to weigh the utility of a fatty paycheck against the daily commute to San Jose and hating the work."
I am in favor of this firing because she obviously didn't want the job anyway.

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The Taco Bell employee who tweeted a photo of himself urinating on the food. He later claimed he never served the dish.
I am in favor of this firing because is very wild behavior to do on the job.

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Balaskas was issued a warning, and before the university had a chance to ask him to remove the posts, Facebook blocked and deleted them. Balaskas had a different viewpoint, however, believing he had a responsibility to “promote and bring awareness of historical circumstances” to his followers. He reposted the deleted posts and was fired shortly after.
I am in favor of this firing because he went against what was said.

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The extra on Glee who tweeted spoilers. An extra on the now-canceled Fox show Glee, tweeted out who was crowned prom queen and king in a not-yet-aired episode in 2011.
I am in favor of this firing because she had no purpose, all she had to do was keep it a secret like everyone who does tv series does.

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One student tweeted at the school “@FCPSMaryland close school tammarow PLEASE.” Seeing this as an educational opportunity, Nash tweeted back “But then how would you learn to spell ‘tomorrow’? J.” Katie was asked to delete the post, apologize to the student, and was let go shortly after.
I am opposed to this firing because it wasn't that bad.