: About Me

I am currently in the last throws of my PhD in Information Science at the University of Wolverhampton, so its bad time for me to have found Helium as I tend to write on here when I can't be bothered to write my thesis.

Although my articles will mostly revolve around all things to do with the Web, I will also throw in the occasional one about books and possibly something about gardening as I am an avid allotmenteer.

My passion is ...

Books

I know too much about ...

webometrics

Why I write ...

because I have too many opinions

My first job ...

planting lettuces

Jobs & Careers > Employers Should employers monitor employees' Internet use?

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Although it is possible to monitor employees' Internet use, such monitoring should only take place after employees have shown themselves to be untrustworthy in the work place, and should never extend to Internet use outside of the work place. As well as being able to monitor employees' Internet use at work, the increasing use of social networking sites by employees allows employers to monitor many of their employees' out-of-office activities as they are blogged about and photos/videos are placed online. Whilst employers may provide a number of reasons why they need to monitor employees' In...

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