"Bill Cole" <bill@scconsult.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:bill-C586AA.22520428102006@news.det.sbcglobal.net...
> In article <wJF0h.6135$Pk4.1848@tornado.fastwebnet.it>,
> "Scorpio" <_scorpio_NO_SPAM@libero.it> wrote:
>
> As a side comment: There may or may not be a legal privacy concern for
> you, depending on your local law. For example, in the USA, employers
> have essentially total freedom to look at anything on company-owned
> machines. On the other hand, in some countries it is my understanding
> that there is no such thing as an email that is not inb some ways
> private. Be sure you have real and competent legal advice before taking
> copies of any mail.

Thank you for your email.
You're right, Bill, about privacy.. I live in Italy: copying or reading
somebody's private
messages without his or her acknowledgement it's a crime.

Anyway, ONLY business-related emails, and ONLY messages concerning
desk-like
services will be logged: there will be no violation of employees's privacy,
as far as they will not use
company's mail addresses to send personal messages. Even in this case, a
software client to
administrate logged mail will be given to all employees, so that they'll be
able to delete *wrong*
messages.

The program we're going to implement should our employees in their job,
not work against them...

Best regards,
Scorpio.




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