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Showing 1-17 of 17 results foundQuote 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.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.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.Is your boss monitoring your e-mail?
May 18, 2005 A quarter of employers have sacked workers for how they use their e-mail--and even for misuse of the office phone, a study shows.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.Workers to employers: Show me the time off
January 11, 2005 Growing number of American workers prefer time off to money, says study that comes as tech firms give more workers job flexibility.More overtime tussles for tech companies?
May 17, 2005 Lawsuits over overtime pay could become more common as the tech sector grapples with shifting employment regulations.Google blogger: 'I was terminated'
February 11, 2005 Ex-Googler Mark Jen says blog was the cause, adding that the decision came as a "great shock."Waging battle on foreign labor
October 6, 2005 Concerns that H-1B visas are being used to hire cheap workers who threaten U.S. jobs and wages renew opposition to the program.The end of the age of the techie?
November 11, 2005 IT know-how won't be enough for future workers, according to Gartner Group analysts.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.Labor group: Techs tops at courting foreign workers
January 27, 2005 Labor group claims tech firms pursued the most green cards for foreign-born workers last year.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.Some H-1B workers underpaid, federal auditors say
June 23, 2006 Some petitions for temporary foreign labor were approved, despite the employers' intention to pay lower wages.Senate bill gives Americans preference for tech jobs
April 3, 2007 Concerns about abuse of H-1B visas have prompted bipartisan proposal that would place restrictions on companies making foreign hires.Legal argument could hamper high-tech job-changers
August 26, 2005 Controversial argument says some workers should be kept from moving to a rival, whether they've signed a noncompete agreement or not.Guest worker visas come under fire
February 5, 2004 L-1 visas and other guest-worker visas have been misused by companies to harm U.S. workers, witnesses tell a congressional panel.
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