Will You Be Fired For Your Social Media Posts In Montana?

Can Social Media Posts Cost You Your Job In Montana?

Unless you completely avoid the news or live off-grid, I'm sure you've heard what happened to Charlie Kirk by now.

It's been a whirlwind week of social media posts, some of which have gotten people fired, but can that happen to you here in Montana?

The Risks Of Saying Too Much Online

In today's world, where every thought that crosses our minds can be shared instantly on social media, it's not surprising to see people say things online that they wouldn't dare say in person.

While you're free to say vile things without government punishment, your employer still could fire you, but that changed in Montana in 2023.

Montana Changed The Rules In 2023

Anyone celebrating death makes plenty of people shake their heads, but as Governor Gianforte said, he wanted to make sure people weren't losing their livelihood for what they posted.

Emotions were running high during the last week, and I'm sure some people have said things they wish they could take back, but thankfully no matter what you said, you won't find yourself in the unemployment line because of it.

Protection For Both Sides Of The Political Spectrum

The best part of this bill is it's not partisan; it doesn't matter if the person was celebrating Charlie's death or calling for the extermination of a political party, both sides are protected by it.

This bill is just one more reason that proves Montana is the best state in America.