On Tue, Mar 20, 2001 at 09:28:14AM +0000, Gerard J Keating mentioned:
> If you are using the companies network, and are informed that said network is
> monitored, then it is legal.
> Also, if they asked your premission in advance. You might find that you are
> allow access upon condition that you agree to the monitoring.
Most employment contracts I've seen also state that they reserve the
right to do so, if they feel that there is justification. It's a good idea
to ask your employer what that means, and then have it scrubbed..
Kate
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