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Public servants warned of dire consequences if they like or share anti-government Facebook posts

Public Servants in Australia may have to be vigilant on anti-government posts by their friends while using their personal social media pages and handles to ensure that they do not like or share them as it is contrary to their code of conduct.

A new regulation by the Australian Public Service commission has guided that all service persons should shun liking or sharing content that is not favorable to government practice as such would suggest they endorse criticism to their employer.

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