Tuthill Employee Handbook (Draft v0.1)
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USE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY<br />
We’re very connected in the workplace. Not just to each other, but to our data networks.<br />
Many of us use equipment, software, and resources owned by <strong>Tuthill</strong> such as computers<br />
and smart phones. This equipment, as well as the network that provides us with our data,<br />
must all be treated with respect. Think of these items as tools for the job and nothing<br />
more. Use them as intended; to better communicate with one another, our customers,<br />
and our suppliers.<br />
SOCIAL MEDIA<br />
To share or not to share? That is the question. In today’s always-connected digital world<br />
people are often tempted to share their personal experiences. These social media rules and<br />
guidelines exist to provide clarity around when and how to share your <strong>Tuthill</strong> experiences.<br />
As stated in our brand statement from <strong>Tuthill</strong>’s Compass, “It all starts with me. Here.<br />
Now.” This is a reminder of how each and every one of us make the <strong>Tuthill</strong> brand what it<br />
is.<br />
We’re always having an impact. We want <strong>Tuthill</strong> employees to live by our values and<br />
behaviors when engaging in digital arenas including social media, blogs, other types of<br />
self-published online journals and collaborative Web-based discussion forums including,<br />
but not limited to, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, Snapchat, and Google+. This<br />
applies to when you are participating personally, as well as when you are acting on behalf<br />
of the company.<br />
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