BIBLIOGRAPHY - Workplace Issues

"Va. Tech faculty voice alarm over seized computer - Professors have expressed the most concern about privacy rights regarding intellectual property and personal e-mails from students", By KEVIN MILLER, THE ROANOKE TIMES, Wednesday, April 10, 2002.
The limits on freedom of speech at work, Fair Measures Corp., 01-10-02
"Microsoft Witness Got Company Funding for Research", By Peter Kaplan, Yahoo!, Wed Apr 17, 3:44 PM ET
"We're too late for relaxed dressed code", an opinion from Wichita Falls, trnonline, 16 April 2001.
"Bill would allow government employers to approve a gender-based dress code", Arizona Republic, 4 April 2001.
"Girls Are from Venus; High-Tech Is from Mars", from Darwin. (last accessed 2001/04/13)
Companies crack down on loose lips, From Knowledge@Wharton, Special to CNET News.com, March 22, 2001, 4:00 a.m. PT
"Cupid's Cubicles Office romance is alive and well, despite a barrage of corporate countermeasures", U.S. News Online, 12/14/98.
"The New Rules of Sexual Harassment, The Supreme Court defines what harassment is and who can be held responsible", BY MARIANNE LAVELLE, U.S. News Online, 7/6/98.
"Advice from the Texas Instruments Ethics Office: Sexual Harassment", located at the online ethics center.
"Too Little, Too Late", Judge rules that alleged harassment was too long ago to be linked to layoff, By Shannon P. Duffy, The Legal Intelligencer, August 16, 1999.
"It Rhymes With ...", a Seinfeld episode that led to a case of sexual harassment (Dateline, NBC, August 4, 1997).
"Masculine or Feminine?", an urban legend about the characteristics of a computer, and Mars vs. Venus views.
Performance Behavior Pyramid by Camille Miller, Roanoke Times, 2 May 1999.
SETTING A POLICY ON INTERNET USE by Dr. Karen D. Loch. A well-defined policy on employee Internet use can protect both a company's technology resources and its legal interests. And one that's consistent with the corporate culture is most likely to succeed. This article discusses the issues involved, explores what such a policy should contain and gives sample guidelines for developing an Internet-use policy of your own. Beyond Computing, April 1999.
Put Office Surfers on Notice, a "Nanny Blocker" for the office, November 17, 1998
Usin' And Abusin' Online Time @ Work (08/12/98); 1:31 AM CST By Bruce Perry, Special to Newsbytes, LOS ALTOS, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A
The Gender Gap Goes High Tech - Women are leaving or avoiding careers in computers, citing discrimination, family-unfriendly work environment and a lack of role models. Efforts are being made to remedy problems, by CHARLES PILLER.
Is the 'nerd' factor keeping women out of high-tech? by Maria Seminerio, ZDNN, October 19, 1998.
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