...what?
I for one do get this on hand, but don't on the other hand. This is the case with my employer (volunteer) ever since I started, again (2005). Have rarely asked about this online, but this a rare time.
Think thats it for now.
...what?
I for one do get this on hand, but don't on the other hand. This is the case with my employer (volunteer) ever since I started, again (2005). Have rarely asked about this online, but this a rare time.
Think thats it for now.
I don't think it is. I think it's the employers right to block access to Facebook, twitter, anything like that. Work is supposed to be a place to work, not check up how many likes your status got. And unless you paid for the computer and internet connection, I don't really think you have a right to say what you can and cannot use on it.
I'M GONNA FIGHT 'EM ALL
A SEVEN NATION ARMY COULDN'T HOLD ME BACK.......
I personally have no problem with it. It's their computers, their networks, and their money . So I don't think employees really have much of a say.
'Specifically, the survey revealed 64 percent of employees visit non-work related websites every day at work. Of that group, 39 percent spend one hour or less per week, 29 percent spend 2 hours per week, 21 percent waste five hours per week, and only 3 percent said they waste 10 hours or more doing unrelated activities.' From an article published in Forbes magazine. Because of this loss of productivity, employers have turned to blocking or monitoring access to internet sites. Ultimately I work under their rules.
Never be bullied into silence.
Never allow yourself to be made a victim.
Accept no one's definition of your life;
Define Yourself
-Robert Frost-
I should also say though that my agency does not block our access to anything on line, so far we are on the honor system. We are free to roam as we want on our lunch hour. It would be pretty noticeable in our work load if we spend too much time on-line, all of our reports and case management documentation is time sensitive and usually we don't have the time to just roam around excessively. Since I have this flexibility it is hard for me to say how I would feel if it were blocked, just use my phone I guess. Ah well another reason to be the one in charge.
Never be bullied into silence.
Never allow yourself to be made a victim.
Accept no one's definition of your life;
Define Yourself
-Robert Frost-