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Anderson was caught on camera dumping his dead family dog on the side of street in a Johannesburg suburb earlier this month.
Read: Joburg man who dumped dead dog claims there were no vets nearby - SPCA
He has also been placed on special leave to allow him time to deal with the consequences of his actions.
Bowman Gilfillan said in a statement that his behaviour was not reflective of the firm's culture and values. Initially, the company had claimed the incident was a personal matter.
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Media law consultant Emma Sadleir warns that all employees associated with their company online should ensure that they don't jeopardise their employer's reputation.
My strong view is that there is no such thing as personal capacity on social media. You are who you are in the real world when you are online.
Emma Sadleir, Social media law expert
Every time somebody messes up, it's the companies reputation that takes the knock.
Emma Sadleir, Social media law expert
Bringing a company into disrepute is actually a broad category.
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