Put an end to email and internet abuse. The one stop guide to Employee Monitoring shows you how to do it lawfully

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Clear explanation of the business case for employee monitoring and the benefits and risks of different approaches.
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Explanations of the issues surrounding monitoring of e-mail, the internet, telephones, and the use of biometric data and CCTV
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Overview of the key research on what other employers are doing in the area of staff monitoring.
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Advice on whether or not to monitor staff communications and how to go about it
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Model policies and checklists of everything that should be included in monitoring policies
Employers are increasingly monitoring staff e-mail, internet and telephone use as well as using CCTV and other surveillance methods to prevent employee crime, harassment, over-use of business systems and the leaking of confidential company information. This concise 40 page report helps employers decide whether to monitor, how to do it and offers guidance through the confusing legislation that surrounds this controversial workplace issue.
Contents summary:
The issue of monitoring employees
Why monitoring staff is an issue; Clamping down; Types of monitoring
The law
Deciding whether to monitor and how
Impact assessment; Different scenarios
Developing the right policies and practices
Drawing up policies; Employee communications policies; E-mail; The internet; Video and audio monitoring; Covert monitoring; Interception; Taking action
Monitoring methods
Selecting a supplier; E-mail and internet monitoring software; Telephone monitoring; Biometric data; Video surveillance; Suppliers list
Resources
Jargon buster

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