By Tom Espiner
Published: Thursday 12 April 2007
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Anonymous
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What will happen now that the 'European Court of Human Rights' have stuck their beaks in, company's will ban all personal use of company telecoms, email and internet and sack anyone caught knowing full well that they are within their (the employers) rights to do this.
What will happen now that the 'European Court of H...
Anonymous
What a load of rubbish, we need to change the law....
Anonymous
Careful companies reading between the lines of thi...
David Karp, Ipswitch
I agree with David Karp. In addition to his commen...
Eric the Disillusioned
Enlightened employers allow staff to make an take ...
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