I want to tell you about a podcast you should check out. It's called The Science of Scaling,

hosted by Mark Roberish. He's a senior lecturer at Harvard Business School. In each episode,

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This is Help Wanted, the show that makes your work work for you.

I'm Jason Pfeiffer, Editor-in-Chief of Entrepreneur Magazine.

And I'm money expert Nicole Lapin. On Tuesdays, Jason and I answer the help line and

help callers solve their work problems. And on Thursdays, I give you one way to improve your work

and build a career or company you love. It starts now. So Jason, last week, we called the helpline

on behalf of the entire internet to talk about the pros and cons of expressing opinions on world

events on social media. Since then, we've seen a lot of people get fired from their jobs for

expressing their opinions and also employers nervous to take action against employees who

may do inflammatory things online or otherwise. So now we want to ask the internet's new question

is this legal? So to help us answer that, Jason, we're talking to Peter Rebar, a workplace

legal expert, Peter. Welcome to Help Wanted.

Great to be here. Thanks for having me on. Thanks for coming. And thanks for bringing

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