Corvus
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join:2003-11-26 | Well... Ok for the corporate car to have a monitored GPS but a cell phone... I think it's an abuse of power.
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Swingerhead
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Richmond, VA | Re: Well... Jims in the crapper again. Better raise his insurance premiums, there might be a problem! | |
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Mactron
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1 edit | said by Corvus  :
Ok for the corporate car to have a monitored GPS but a cell phone... I think it's an abuse of power.
Corporate car, Corporate cell phone. How come I don't see a differnce here ? Please explain it to me. Thanks | |
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 | bmn
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| Re: Well... Well, there is one situation where I think it would be a problem...
After you've clocked out... Honestly, what I do on my own time after I've clocked out is never the business of my workplace... By monitoring the cell phone (depending on if you carry a corporate phone 24/7 like I've had to do in the past), your workplace has the potential to be a bit too nosey.
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Corvus
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| Re: Well... said by bmn :
Well, there is one situation where I think it would be a problem...
After you've clocked out... Honestly, what I do on my own time after I've clocked out is never the business of my workplace... By monitoring the cell phone (depending on if you carry a corporate phone 24/7 like I've had to do in the past), your workplace has the potential to be a bit too nosey.
Exactly! When you've clocked out you take the corporate car home and use you own car, with corporate cell phone you must keep it with you.
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