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Monitoring employees' e-mail communication

Name: Monitoring employees' e-mail communication
Brand: AVM Akademische Verlagsgemeinschaft
SKU: 09290156
Price: 44.89 EUR
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Author: Daniel Neuhöfer
ISBN: 9783869247748

A comparative analysis of employers' criminal liability under British and German law

Daniel Neuhöfer

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 09290156

Publishers AVM Akademische Verlagsgemeinschaft, November 2009

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This comparative law investigation assesses the risks of criminal liability of British and German employers intending to monitor their employees' e-mail communications. Both legal systems have common European roots; however, on closer inspection they differ enormously. In Germany, the impact of basic rights leads to a more extensive protection of privacy than in Britain. This would seem to hamper German employers significantly in forcing their interests, and in acting against misuse of corporate e-mail facilities. In contrast, British employees' privacy rights are largely unprotected against intrusive behaviour of employers. As a result, a modification of the more preferable German legal situation is suggested in order to create a more favourable balance between employers' monitoring interests and employees' privacy rights. Furthermore, guidance to employers is provided in how to implement an adequate and effectual e-mail policy in both Britain and Germany.