E-Mail and Internet Usage. The use of e-mail is a convenient way to communicate in a timely manner. With the use of the e-mail and internet systems come responsibilities. It must be understood that the District reserves the right to monitor e-mail and internet use at any time. The District prohibits e-mail messages and internet usage that can be perceived as obscene, harassing, or libelous in nature.
E-Mail and Internet Usage. The following uses of the school’s ICT system are prohibited and may in certain circumstances amount to gross misconduct and could result in dismissal:
E-Mail and Internet Usage. (1) The Employee acknowledges that access to the Company's computer, email, internet, telephone and other information technology systems (collectively "IT Systems") is provided for business purposes only.
E-Mail and Internet Usage. Each host site must provide telecommunication technology equipment to their member to assist in the performance of their service duties. The equipment shall be used only for service responsibilities, and the member must adhere to the host site’s policies. Improper or illegal use of e-mail or internet resources poses severe risk and liability to the AmeriCorps member and host site. Reasonable Accommodation CLEC, its subcontractors, and community partner sites will provide reasonable accommodation, including auxiliary aids and services (as defined in section 3(1) of the American Disabilities Act of 1990 (42 U.S.C. 12102(1)), based on the individualized need of a participant who is a qualified individual with a disability (as defined in section 101(8) of such Act (42 U.S.C. 12111(8)). All selections and project assignments must be made without regard to the need to provide reasonable accommodation. All program activities and service sites must be accessible to persons with disabilities. For more information or to request accommodation, please contact your campus supervisor and/or: Xxx Xxxxx, AmeriCorps Program Director Washington Campus Coalition for the Public Good Western Washington University 000 Xxxx Xx. XX 0000 Bellingham, WA 98225-5996 (000) 000-0000 Xxx.Xxxxx@xxx.xxx Consent/Release to Use Image & Voice Recordings The member assigns all rights to the host site, Washington Campus Coalition for the Public Good/CLEC, fiscal agent, and AmeriCorps to use their name, likeness, photograph and/or video recordings, social media posts, and other identifying information for publicity or promotional purposes. This includes the editing, duplication, reproduction, copyright, exhibition, broadcast and/or other nonprofit use and distribution of such recordings for the purposes deemed suitable by CLEC unless specifically noted to the contrary. Nepotism Related persons may work at the same agency or host site. However, supervisors must avoid placing related persons in supervisor-supervisee relationships or other roles that could lead to a conflict of interest. Supervisors should not extend any “anti-nepotism policy” to the point where it unlawfully results in discrimination or preferential treatment.
E-Mail and Internet Usage. The following uses of the school’s ICT system are prohibited and may in certain circumstances amount to gross misconduct and could result in dismissal: • to gain access to, and/or for the publication and distribution of inappropriate sexual material, including text and/or images, or other material that would tend to deprave or corrupt those likely to read or see it • to gain access to, and/or for the publication and distribution of material promoting racial hatred • for the purpose of bullying or harassment, or for or in connection with discrimination or denigration on the grounds of gender, race, disability or sexual orientation • for the publication and/or distribution of libellous statements or material which defames or degrades others • for the publication and distribution of personal data without either consent or justification • where the content of the e-mail correspondence is unlawful or in pursuance of an unlawful activity, including unlawful discrimination • to participate in on-line gambling • where the use infringes copyright law • to gain unauthorised access to internal or external computer systems (commonly known as hacking) • to enable or assist others to breach the expectations as set out in this policy Additionally, the following uses of school ICT facilities are not permitted and could lead to disciplinary action being taken: • for participation in “chain” e-mail correspondence • in pursuance of personal business or financial interests, or political activities (excluding the legitimate activities of recognised trade union representatives) • to access ICT facilities using another person’s password, or to post anonymous messages or forge e-mail messages using another person's identity Use of School ICT Equipment Users of school ICT equipment: • must not share and must treat as confidential any passwords provided to allow access to ICT equipment • must report any known breach of password confidentiality to the Head Teacher or ICT Co-ordinator as soon as possible • must report known breaches of this policy, including any inappropriate images or other material which may be discovered on the school’s ICT systems • must not install software on the school’s ICT systems, including freeware and shareware, unless authorised by the school’s ICT Co-ordinator • must comply with any ICT security procedures governing the use of systems in the school, including anti- virus measures Staff signed to acknowledge that they have read and understood the ICT and...
