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Goverment Version
e-mail
essentials is intended to help
employees in public and private sector organizations think through the
appropriate and inappropriate uses of this powerful communications tool.
After viewing the program, employees will have a clearer idea of:
- How
e-mail works.
- What,
if any, privacy you can anticipate.
- What,
if any, personal uses of an organization's e-mail are appropriate.
- Some
of the rules of e-mail etiquette.
- The
illegality of e-mail harassment.
- Confidentiality
concerns.
-
Disclosure
issues (public sector version).
e-mail
essentials is made up of short theatrical dramatizations that
explore each of the issues the program seeks to address. A diverse group
of legal, human resource and technology experts discuss the significance
of each scenario and suggest guidelines to use in determining whether
your e-mail system is being used in a manner that is legal, appropriate
and consistent with the values of your organization. Management and
employee versions are available for public and private sector
organizations.
- Scene
1: Lose Weight Now--Use of the workplace e-mail to
promote a personal business.
- Scene
2: Taking Initiative--Political campaigning over the
e-mail system.
- Scene
3: Sorry, Wrong Address--Sending inappropriate personal
messages.
- Scene
4: Flame Out--Using e-mail to express anger or other
emotions.
- Scene
5: The Joke's on Me--Playing jokes on coworkers using
the e-mail system.
- Scene
6: What Does "No" Mean?--E-mail harassment is
still harassment.
- Scene
7: Adding Insult to Injury--Inappropriate personnel
discussions (management version only).
-
Scene
8: Leaks Hurt--Sending confidential e-mail documents.
The 24 or 28 minute video is accompanied by a User's and Facilitator's Guide, which includes
participant handouts, exercises and questions for discussion, a
bibliography, and an e-mail etiquette dictionary.
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