Technology and privacy in the workplace

Article Abstract:

This article examines the ethical aspects of privacy rights in the workplace, focusing on how to balance the needs of both the individual and the organization. Topics include social perception, the decision-making process of organizations, and how technology such as computer monitoring can create greater privacy and ethical problems.

Social aspects, Privacy, Technology

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You've got mail...and the boss knows: a survey by the center for business ethics of companies' email and Internet monitoring

Article Abstract:

A survey is conducted which would prove the impact of monitoring technology, on the workplace decisions and environment. Monitoring in the workplace occurs for number of reasons and can take several forms.

Evaluation, Work environment, Technology application, Monitoring

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Adam Smith and the separation thesis

Article Abstract:

Separation thesis is a thesis that ethical issues can be clearly separated from business issues. Exploration of the presence of separation thesis in the work of Adam Smith is done.

Science & research, Public affairs, Ethics, Venture Analysis, Business enterprises

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