The Constitution does not insulate communications made pursuant to official job responsibilities from employer discipline.

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"The Constitution does not insulate communications made pursuant to official job responsibilities from employer discipline" is a legal principle from U.S. public-employee free speech jurisprudence establishing that speech made as part of an employee’s official duties is not protected by the First Amendment from workplace consequences.

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Garcetti v. Ceballos → holding → The Constitution does not insulate communications made pursuant to official job responsibilities from employer discipline. ⓘ