Not ruddy likely. Sack for using comp at work

[GabbyLoggon]

I have read of several instances over the years of office workers being sacked for using the firms computer for private business.

One boss was said to have called a girl in and sacked her in front of all her mates.

I am out of office work now; so it makes me wonder what the rules are in respect of personal use of an office computer.

I suppose different firms have different rules and some have no rules at all. (Some may well even give permission for personal use in slack times.?)

I think this subject can be treated seriously for a while. Just educate on the question at issue. cheers "Gabby" ps BUT ONLY IF YOU HAVE PERMISSION WHEN AT WORKY, WORKY

QOD thanks for some info

Ye Hectate. But all things in life are not black and white. watch ze grey areas. I get it, you are not being personal. Great.

Rooby murray....this was how one hit went.

"Love me tender, love me sweet, please dont smell my friggin feet." She did it before elvis

Getbacktowork....your brief post is a gem in the circumstances.

cheers "Gabby" the Irish bloke did her show today

no, but some things in life are black and white. And adhering to company policy is one of them.

We are allowed to 'reasonably' use the internet for personal use. We have access to social networking too.

"Ned"