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In response to "I have access to all comms that use our servers, and from a legal standpoint it's in the companies best interest to have that. That said" by scorpion

I don't have a dog in the hunt about this, as they say, but I will say the rights of an individual to privacy should not be checked at the employer's

Posted by Loyola Dec 14 '09, 11:30

door, nor should those rights to privacy become subservient to any internal policies companies can dream of to give them access to their employees private communications.

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And don't think I don't treat VP's with the same scrutiny as I do the floor sweeper, any CEO that wants to be above reproach doesn't hire me -- nm - scorpion Dec 14, 11:36
The company owns all data and corospondance as a function of continuing to do business, email is nothing more than data. -- nm - scorpion Dec 14, 11:34
The rights aren't checked at the door. Their rights are restricted when using company property. The employer has - TWuG Dec 14, 11:33

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I don't have a dog in the hunt about this, as they say, but I will say the rights of an individual to privacy should not be checked at the employer's

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