Social Media and the Workplace: Dr. Lisa LaCon's Insightful Debate
Episode Overview
Understanding the nuances of workplace ethics and social responsibility Reflecting on societal disparities and economic challenges Emphasizing the need for parenting classes and therapy in struggling communities Highlighting the significance of company policies and community support Addressing the impact of social media and the importance of employment and education
That's the profile that I see of the mother. All right. So let's just recap. Let's recap. Hold on. Because don't go too fast now. Let's just recap. Now, you basically are saying that, you know, Walmart is a little bit more ghetto than Target. Well, I wouldn't want to say ghetto, but the economic, you know, the people that traditionally shop at Walmart versus target they're on different social economic planes yeah that's always happening educationally as well which can make a difference so there's a difference there's a different customer base and unfortunately she fit the profile of what I saw in Walmart and in another state in virginia this walmart highlighted is in mississippi yeah but it's the same everywhere though that's why they call target tarjay you're saying like they instead of calling the target they call it tarjay because that's the upscale name for it just being a store like walmart but the prices are a little bit higher so you know people that shop at target are going to shop for the more expensive stuff a little bit exactly exactly so a little bit more ghetto inside of a walmart people come in their pajamas all the time right that's guaranteed right going to be there in pajamas.
Picture this: a Walmart employee shares a social media post about a child in danger and gets fired for it. Was Walmart right, or did they overreact? Dr. Lisa LaCon dives into this hot-button issue in her podcast, 'Urban Tools for Change'. This episode is more than just a debate on company policies—it's a deep look into how social media can affect our jobs and lives. Dr.
LaCon and her guests break down the ripple effects of the incident, touching on everything from the importance of understanding workplace rules to the broader societal implications. They also discuss the role of compassion and support for those facing tough times. You'll hear about the impact of trauma, the need for parenting classes, and how education and community resources can make a difference. It's an episode that encourages you to think about the balance between social responsibility and personal consequences.
If you're interested in the intersections of work, social media, and societal issues, this episode is a must-listen.