More employees befriending bosses on Facebook

A growing number of employees are adding their bosses as 'Friends' on Facebook.

SYDNEY: A growing number of employees are adding their bosses as 'Friends' on Facebook, and are posting abusive or emotional content about a bad day's work or their job in general, a new survey has said.

According to a worldwide survey by anti-virus company AVG, 13 percent of working people in Australia admit to posting abusive content about their boss or company after a bad day at work.

Another 18 per cent employees in Italy have been found to express their emotions online, The Telegraph.com.au reports.

According to the AVG survey, 80 percent of Spanish young working class have posted inappropriate images online, in contrast to 28 percent of Australians who have admitted doing so.

The survey also showed that almost one-third of workers aged between 18 and 25 are friends with their boss on social media.

But more than half them, 58 percent, admit they've never cleared potentially career damaging content from their profiles, the paper said.

AVG's Australian security adviser Michael McKinnon said the level of comfort with social media was blurring the line between young people's professional and private lives.

The survey canvassed 4400 people in 11 countries.

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