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SEMINAR
AGENDA |
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E-mails:
Use and Abuse |
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Nine traps to avoid |
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• What to write, What NOT to write--Avoiding claims of discrimination,
hostile environment, sexual harassment, defamation, and antitrust
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Putting the "spin" on negative messages |
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Privacy Issues and Computer Monitoring: Who wins in Employee vs. Employer?
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E-mail and Internet Use Policies: How to implement them for the strongest
company defense |
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"Loose
cannon" personalities: |
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From
the "c.y.a." manager to the "yellow padder" --Why they could cause
problems and what to do about them |
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See-thru
files: |
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What
the trial lawyers get to see when they sue your company --vulnerability
of hard drives, hard paper files, backup tapes, laptops, and even
your home PC |
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Million dollar blunders:
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E-mails,
reports, analyses, and marketing policies --How to avoid repeating
mistakes of others |
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Confidentiality: |
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The
myth about confidential information What you need to know about protecting
what you've got: |
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Attorney-client privilege (the last bastion of secrecy) |
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Laptop lapses |
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Office files, copy centers, fax centers |
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Outside vendors with office access |
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Document
retention: |
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How
to legally purge old files: Avoiding Enron and Arthur Andersen mistakes |
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Question
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Ask
the Speaker |
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