The Maryland Department of Corrections is demanding that job applicants provide the
passwords to their Facebook accounts, so they can be investigated in pre-hiring
screening. Many employers already search the Internet for information about job
applicants, but this goes a step further.
What will be an ideal response?
Should employers have the right to investigate
applicants by demanding these passwords? Do job applicants have a right to protect
their privacy on password-protected sites they established before applying for these
jobs? Defend your conclusions by using ethical arguments.
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