Seeking Corporate Employee Interenet/WWW Use Policies

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2 total messages Started by Josh Goldman Fri, 26 Jan 1996 00:00

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Author: Josh Goldman
Date: Fri, 26 Jan 1996 00:00

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I am interested in finding out about companies that have adopted an official 
WWW/Internet Usage policy for employees.  Thorough searching on the Web has 
produced hundreds of such policies appropriate to schools, universities and 
access service providers, but not a single one designed to cover company 
employees who have access to the internet from their desktop PCs.  

If anyone has developed such a policy, or has one available to them and can 
forward it to me via e-mail, I'd greatly appreciate it. I'm looking to see 
what others have done before starting out to write our policy from scratch. Of 
course, you can remove or disguise the company name...

Thank you in advance...

--Josh Goldman
V.P. Technology Planning & Development
Phoenix Publishing Systems, Inc.
goldmanj@ppsi.com

Re: Seeking Corporate Employee Interenet/WWW Use Policies

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Author: Craig Nordin
Date: Fri, 26 Jan 1996 00:00

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Save yourself the time and look at your telephone policy.

And don't look at just your written telephone policy, look at
what you really get from your written one and the way you
enforce it.

Then treat the web the same way!


The bottom line is that you are screwed if this policy is actually
steering things inside your company.  It means that you company's 
management is so ineffective that they can't just demand good 
production values from the staff, they have to turn to legalese
to try to get the work done.







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