Privacy Law In The Workplace / Employee Rights And The Use Of Technology

Abstract: This 20 page paper is covering the insurgence of computers in the workplace and the development of high technology monitoring devices and surveillance systems have changed the work environment in corporate America. In attempts to evaluate worker performance, reduce loss due to employee theft and the transfer of confidential or important company information and determine how corporate information systems equipment is being utilized, companies have begun to implement complex surveillance systems and pursued access to information stored on computer systems and information sent via e-mail. This 20 page paper considers the legal ramifications of these modifications, which often determine breeches in employee rights to privacy and also evaluates possible protocols for allowing for access to important information without violating employee rights. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

Filename: Privtech.wps

Pages: 20

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Catagory: Business Management & Management Theory

Subcatagory: Business - Management

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