Centro de Documentacion de Fundación MAPFRE - Is somebody watching? : employee communications and privacy

Notes: Sumario: A wide gap exists between the scope of workplace privacy protection afforded to public and private sector workers. The U.S. Constitution, which protects against state action, applies only to the privacy rights of public employees. Although there are federal statutes that regulate computer crimes and informational privacy, they do not explicitly govern the ability of private employers to monitor employee electronic communications. The only federal statute that specifically addresses the issues of intercepting and accessing electronic communications is the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 (ECPA). It is the ECPA, for instance, that prohibits electronic eavesdropping of conversations over cellular or cordless telephonesRelated records: En: Risk management. - New York. - nº 4, April 1997 ; p. 22-28Materia / lugar / evento: Derecho constitucional Estados Unidos Empresas Control de gestión Control interno Correo electrónico Protección de datos personales Derecho a la intimidad Protección de datos Otros autores: Bolduan, Linda M.
Secondary titles: Título: Risk management
Other categories: 910.5