Sexting, texting and your e-mail. How much does the boss have a right to know? Probably more than most employees realize.
Tonight at 7 on WFMZ-TV 69, “The American Law Journal” broadcasts “Sexting, Texting, E-Mail and More … Electronic Communication and Privacy at the Workplace” with corporate defense counsel Anthony Haller of Blank Rome, plaintiffs attorney Amy Rosenberger of Willig Williams & Davidson and former Court of Common Pleas Judge Gene Cohen, a partner at Montgomery McCracken Walker & Rhoads. An American Management Association representative is expected to join a panel that looks at the emergence of one of the most critical issues at the workplace: What expectation of privacy does an individual have, on or off the job?
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