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Dear colleagues, As social media continues to gain in popularity and use, it is important for each of us to use it appropriately with respect to our employment with ExxonMobil. With the growing use of online social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, personal blogs and photo-sharing sites, many of you have taken to these channels to communicate with your personal and business contacts.Extending the reach and impact of ExxonMobil’s community activities, marketing communications and other published reports through employees’ sharing via their social networks is encouraged, but only after the information has been made public. For example:- Posting about the company’s CSR activities as part of our workforce involvement program- Posting about an Esso/Mobil product launch / promotion to boost its publicity- Posting about ExxonMobil’s Energy Outlook to promote energy literacyWhile social networking tools allow for open communication, it is important to remember that they do not change ExxonMobil’s approach to external communications on Company matters. For instance, only employees designated by the Company are authorized to speak on ExxonMobil’s behalf, including online environments, be it in text, photo or video format. In addition, employee online activities are subject to and should comply with other key company policies like the Standards of Business Conduct and Management and Protection of Information Guidelines as well as local laws and regulations. For example, employees should not post ExxonMobil’s confidential, proprietary, or trade secret information. The guidance is comprehensive and far-reaching and violations of the policy can result in disciplinary action – up to and including termination.I encourage each of you to review and become familiar with the guidance Social Media Guidance and FAQs on the Thailand HR Intranet.Please consult your supervisor or P&GA contact if you have any questions.
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