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Originally posted by LadyRae:
Yeah it is nice... almost like a real conversation. My webmaster at work told me a day or two ago that one of our new agents was downloading porn on his work PC *SIGH* Kid about twenty who's an awesome agent. I couldn't get involved because this is a 'walked out by security firing offense' and I'm a manager. We decided (me and the webmaster) to put a notepad file open on his desktop and will check next week to see if it's gone... If not, I'll have to fink. Don't get me wrong, I really have nothing against the stuff, but it's like he was drinking or getting stoned on the job. *Bummer*
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I can understand that. Where I work at, we have a similar rule. Nobody has been busted by it of course, but it is a rule. I'm surprised that they let us get away with searching the net. Every so often, they make a statement that the terminals and their internet connections are for business ONLY. But then everyone just goes back to playing games/searching the net. I don't know of anyone that does porn on the net though (at least at work). Guy that you are talking about is really lucky. If something like that happened where I worked at, he would have been gone. They tolerate a lot, but nothing that could break the sexual harassment rule. (Women have complained that this was a form of sexual harassment and won cases before - not at my company though - not that I know of anyways.)
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