British Employers Fail to Comply with IT Law, says BCS

The majority of UK management is unaware of the basic legal requirements concerning computer usage in the workplace, therefore exposing their businesses to prosecution, according to a new guide to basic computer law from the British Computer Society (BCS).

The guide urges employers to review their e-mail and internet policies to ensure all staff are aware of what they can and cannot do with their e-mail and internet usage. For example, the authors highlight the danger of companies being sued... (263 more words)

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