[Jobs] Some Companies Firing Employees for Leaving Comments On Blogs

[James Konechne]

Interesting. Thsi really makes you think about what you write about
your company and post to the Net.
James K

On 7/24/07, Everett Gavel <EverettG at successfuladaptations.com> wrote:
> Some Companies Firing Employees for Leaving Comments On
> Blogs
> http://www.bloggersblog.com/cgi-bin/bloggersblog.pl?bblog=720071
>
> "Nearly ten percent of companies have fired an employee
> for violating corporate blogging or message board
> policies, and 19 percent have disciplined an employee
> for the same infractions, according to a new survey
> from Proofpoint, a messaging security company.
>
> Almost a third of companies "employ staff to read or
> otherwise analyze outbound email," while more than
> fifteen percent have hired people whose primary
> function is to spy on outgoing corporate email. A
> quarter have fired an employee for violating corporate
> email policies. Twenty percent of the companies and
> almost thirty percent of companies with more than
> 20,000 employees had been ordered by a court or a
> regulator to turn over employee emails."
>
> For full story, go to:
> http://www.bloggersblog.com/cgi-bin/bloggersblog.pl?bblog=720071
>
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