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Re: How can this be done?It's likely not a technical reason why the OP needs to be in a particular state. It's a labor legality reasons. I worked for a company from home that basically had the same requirements. I could only work from states that were approved. And depending on exactly which position in the company I had at the time those States actually varied. |
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Anon4681a
Anon
2017-Oct-8 4:46 pm
" It's a labor legality reasons."
I get that, but I am looking for the OP to admit that because then the question is no longer a technical one, but a legal one. However, I doubt we'll ever hear from the OP again. My guess is Seagate BTW. |
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said by Napsterbater:It's likely not a technical reason why the OP needs to be in a particular state. It's a labor legality reasons. I worked for a company from home that basically had the same requirements. I could only work from states that were approved. And depending on exactly which position in the company I had at the time those States actually varied. And don't forget the tax man wants his cut. Come work in my state and you can bet we want you to file here. And then there is the issue of licensing. I have a family member that does medical insurance work remotely. Her position requires her to be an RN. RN licenses are from the state. Also she is only allowed to work on the company provided laptop thats connected to the company provided cable modem and router. They understandably don't want peoples medical records flowing through some coffee shop wifi. I would guess any other company thats dealing with medical, financial, or any sort of customer data has those types of requirements in this day and age. |
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 kevinds
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kevinds
Premium Member
2017-Oct-10 11:07 pm
said by cralt:Also she is only allowed to work on the company provided laptop thats connected to the company provided cable modem and router. They understandably don't want peoples medical records flowing through some coffee shop wifi. I would guess any other company thats dealing with medical, financial, or any sort of customer data has those types of requirements in this day and age. Company provided cable modem and laptop or not, it should still be on a VPN... VPN needs to be a requirement for all of those industries... Employees having the ability to copy the entire customer database to a standard flash drive, would go a lot further.. Asking companies to save each password with a unique salt seems to be stretch |
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said by kevinds:Company provided cable modem and laptop or not, it should still be on a VPN...
VPN needs to be a requirement for all of those industries... For companies going that far, a VPN is also standard on top of the above. |
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said by Napsterbater:said by kevinds:Company provided cable modem and laptop or not, it should still be on a VPN...
VPN needs to be a requirement for all of those industries... For companies going that far, a VPN is also standard on top of the above. its prolly why they give the router, prolly has vpn built in, that directly connects back to home base, without any config by the user. |
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said by Napsterbater:For companies going that far, a VPN is also standard on top of the above. One can hope, but it is not always the case. |
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One should not assume though.. Often comes back to bite you in the *ss |
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said by kevinds:VPN needs to be a requirement for all of those industries... The laptop has a VPN with a SecureID type device you have to enter the number in physically each login. |
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 bdnhsv
join:2012-01-20
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bdnhsv
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2017-Oct-11 12:09 pm
Has the original poster even been back to this thread? |
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bbear2
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bbear2
Premium Member
2017-Oct-11 1:43 pm
No. Me thinks it was a bot/spam to waste people's time. |
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