From: W L (vitcitylb_at_earthlink.net)
Date: Mon Feb 21 2005 - 22:20:25 PST
You're wrong. Personal use of any company equipment and web access
without prior written consent from corporate counsel whether on company
time or personal time is wrong and against company policy. Check your
employment agreement.
If you were the corporate counsel and saw this kind of activity but did
not know the specifics, what would you do?
BTW, I'm glad counsel figured it out and kept ya. :-)
Bubba Gump wrote:
> Oh, and as to the allegations of personal use of company property, this was
> an allegation used against me that almost got me fired. Of course, my
> personal use consisted of making a bid on ebay and sending 3 e-mails, all
> done on lunch hours. These facts didn't matter to corporate counsel when
> someone was threatening the company. While Ferdi's transgressions may or
> may not exceed mine, his employer likely won't care to examine the details.
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