E MAIL SNOOPING
June 1st, 2002
BY KEITH NUTHALLAN OFFICIAL Brussels working party set up to monitor European Union data protection legislation has called on businesses to take a balanced approach regarding their right to monitor the e mails of their employees, avoiding, for example, blanket bans on the personal use of the Internet.This so-called Article 29 working party has released a detailed working paper examining how each EU Member State regulates this issue. The report also advises companies to issue employees with two e mail addresses, one for professional matters and one for personal ...
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