Archive for the 'Employee Privacy' Category

Ministers in the Workplace

February 8, 2008 at 2:03 pm by: Arkansas Employment Law Letter

Normally, employees take their work-related problems to HR departments. They may, for personal problems, bend the ear of a concerned manager or supervisor. More and more, however, employers have begun to use what they believe to be an even better approach to the needs of their employees: corporate chaplains. In an effort to create the [...]

3 Tough Disciplinary Issues: Drug and Alcohol Use, Insubordination, Workplace Searches

January 11, 2008 at 2:42 pm by: Indiana Employment Law Letter

by Stuart R. Buttrick
Although the types of misconduct that employees can engage in is unlimited, some disciplinary issues occur over and over again. Among the most common — and difficult — issues for employers to handle are drug and alcohol use, insubordination, and workplace searches of company or employee property. This article will offer some [...]

Are Employees Using Company Computers to Work or Shop?

November 9, 2007 at 1:34 pm by: Georgia Employment Law Letter

The holiday season is just around the corner, and busy employees are increasingly doing their shopping at the world’s gigantic electronic marketplace, located conveniently on their office computer. Careless e-mail use can end up as a huge lump of coal in an employer’s stocking — in the form of evidence used [...]