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Quote of the day: E-mail snoops and bathroom cams
May 4, 2005 Australian state attorney, in support of legislation to ban unauthorized spying on employees, likens e-mail snooping to surveillance cameras in changing rooms.IT employers cool on tech degrees
February 28, 2007 Survey finds that many U.K. employers don't care whether IT job applicants graduated with a tech-related degree.Survey: U.K.'s tech-savvy young lack basic literacy skills
August 21, 2007 Secondary-school grads tend to be competent in IT, but their English and math skills are inadequate, employers warn.Poll: Half of employers restrict Facebook
August 22, 2007 Workers at many companies surveyed by security firm Sophos say access to Facebook is blocked over productivity, security concerns.Why employers are cracking down on e-mail
July 26, 2006 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod finds that employers increasingly resort to firing employees who abuse electronic communications.Can social networking co-exist with the workplace?
December 19, 2007 Corporate moves to completely block social-networking sites will only backfire, Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod says.The rise of electronic evidence
November 8, 2006 perspective Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says destroying relevant electronic data can be far worse than the evidence itself.Time to crack down on tech at work?
June 14, 2006 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says employers have their work cut out in setting workplace rules around new gadgets and communications technologies.iPod porn pains parents, employers
November 16, 2005 Attorney Eric. J. Sinrod says the potential for iPod pornography is no longer a theoretical exercise.Making the case for telework
October 3, 2007 Most companies still resist the idea but Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod says technology advances make this a no-brainer.Schwarzenegger moves to break up food fight
December 21, 2004 After critics complain, the Govenator eases up on a business-friendly proposal to relax the rules for the timing of workers' lunch breaks.From googling to firing?
May 30, 2007 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod examines the case of an employee who says he was dismissed because of an online search into his work history.Want a job? Clean up your Web act
March 28, 2007 Uncouth blogs and social-networking bloopers can hurt your employability, a survey of more than 600 employers finds.Rat on your pirate boss, win $36,000
April 27, 2006 U.K. antipiracy group offers hefty reward to Brits who inform on employers who use illegal or unlicensed software.Telecommuters beware the tax man
November 9, 2005 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says telecommuters are increasingly liable to pay income taxes to states where they don't live.After shakeup, Jobster goes to work
July 25, 2007 Following a major restructuring of the online job site, CEO Jason Goldberg says his company is poised for success.Companies warned after RSI payout to freelancer
June 8, 2006 Health experts say successful repetitive stress claim by former Guardian freelancer should be "wake-up call" for employers.It's my Internet--I can do what I want
March 29, 2006 Employees are roaming the Net at work for their own personal use, a potential liability for companies, attorney Eric J. Sinrod says.Must employers really pay to play?
October 25, 2007 Authoria CEO Tod Loofbourrow writes that with the U.S. in the middle of a talent crisis, too many companies are being tempted to overpay.H-1B applications for 2006 piling up
August 6, 2005 Employers have applied for 49,040 H-1B guest worker visas for next fiscal year, more than 75 percent of the program's annual cap.
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