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The Naked Employee: How Technology Is Compromising Workplace Privacy
by Frederick S. Lane	ISBN:0814471498
AMACOM 2003 (288 pages)
What are the boundaries of employee privacy...and who should draw them? This timely book takes a probing look at the relationship between companies and their employees, and examines the social, legal and moral implications of employee monitoring.

Table of Contents
	The Naked Employee—How Technology is Compromising Workplace Privacy
	Introduction
	Chapter 1	-	It's My Property and I'll Spy If I Want To...
	Chapter 2	-	Applying for a Job in a Digital and Wired World
	Chapter 3	-	Identification: Your Name is Not Enough
	Chapter 4	-	We're From the Government and We're Here to Help
	Chapter 5	-	Watching What You Say and What You Do in the Workplace
	Chapter 6	-	Hardware, Software, and Spyware
	Chapter 7	-	Tracking Employees by Cell: The Biological Version
	Chapter 8	-	Convenience and the Death of Privacy
	Chapter 9	-	Breaching the Castle Walls
	Chapter 10	-	In Defense of Employee Privacy Rights
	Conclusion
	Index
	List of Sidebars