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    June 20, 2016
    Social Media and the Workplace

    Workers use social media at work for many reasons; taking a mental break is one of the most common

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    Social Media and the Workplace
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    Workers use social media at work for many reasons; taking a mental break is one of the most common
    Younger workers more likely to find information on social media that changes their opinion of a coworker
    Workers whose employers have at-work social media policy are less likely to use social media for personal reasons while on the job
    25% of workers never use internet for job-related tasks
    Margins of Error for Key Demographic Groups
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