Lexon Corp. (A) Case Solution
This note series allows trainees to review and separate the point of views and methods of thinking of supervisors, judges, and policy-makers as they move toward the concern of staff member personal privacy in the computerized workplace.
A criterion supervisor at Lexon Computer Corp. should determine whether interference and security of workers' email is acceptable firm practice, and no matter if to comply with the guidance of his computer system operations supervisor who wishes to fire the individual who grumbled that the technique breaches workers' personal privacy. The situation presents the subject of staff member personal privacy in the digital interactions environment and prospective disputes in between staff members' personal privacy passion and companies' home interests.
PUBLICATION DATE: January 15, 1992
This is just an excerpt. This case is about LEADERSHIP & MANAGING PEOPLE
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