What would we do without the internet and email? How about texting, instant messaging, blogs, and social media? All of us have come to depend on electronic communication.
But employers must be aware of the many legal issues raised by workers’ use of modern technology. In addition to using the Web and e-mail for work-related purposes, employees are also using the internet to send personal e-mail messages, play games, download pornography, post on Facebook, go shopping, and gamble. Employers are grappling with how much personal use to permit in the workplace, as well as with the question of whether to monitor internet use and whether to block access to certain sites.
Employers: Prevent problems by using our Email=Evidence webinar.
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- What are legal issues created by the internet?
- What are legal issues created by e-mail?
- What are legal issues created by social networks?
Stop Costly Lawsuits
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What are legal issues created by the internet?
- Can an employer require 2-way video communication?
- The Great Work From Home Debate
- E-Mail = Evidence!
- Court to Blogger: No Constitutional Right to Be Mean
What are legal issues created by e-mail?
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What are legal issues created by social networks?