Organizations face growing liability with regard to employee use of electronic resources. To mitigate the risk of liability, companies must develop and implement a computer-use policy outlining proper use of organizational electronic resources. This paper examines critical aspects of computer use policies, including: clearly explaining reasons for the policy, applying the policy to all employees including all levels of the organization, and indicating zero tolerance for offensive, harassing or discriminating communications. Finally, the paper identifies the implications of a computer usage policy. Key Words: employee privacy, surveillance, acceptable usage policy
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This paper explores electronic workplace monitoring in light of the USA PATRIOT Act— federal legisla...
The increased use of email and the internet in the workplace raises important legal questions for wo...
Following the developments in technology, "monitoring" has steadily increased in educational institu...
Organizations face growing liability with regard to employee use of electronic resources. To mitigat...
A letter report issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "Over the past ...
CD-Rom included ; A Dissertation submitted to the Department of Computer Science and Engineering for...
This paper focuses on the pivotal question of whether or not the right to privacy could be juxtapose...
This paper reviews the various methods of information and communications technology (ICT) that is us...
Organizations introduce acceptable use policies to deter employee computer misuse. Despite the contr...
In this paper we examine the legal aspects of corporate computer usage policies including their crea...
Organizations introduce acceptable use policies to deter employee computer misuse. Despite the contr...
Today’s managers – drawing on the expertise of their IT professionals – can use technology for both ...
<p class="JDFSLParagraph">When considering the legal implications of monitoring and surveillance in ...
Computer abuse by employees has increased the potential for security vulnerabilities for organizatio...
This article will examine issues as they relate to the privacy of employees’ lives given that nearly...
This paper explores electronic workplace monitoring in light of the USA PATRIOT Act— federal legisla...
The increased use of email and the internet in the workplace raises important legal questions for wo...
Following the developments in technology, "monitoring" has steadily increased in educational institu...