Electronic Mail and Internet Connections Sample Clauses

Electronic Mail and Internet Connections. County computers 28 may be used for Federation business involving E-Mail or Internet connections when 29 such use is de minimis and incidental, such as arranging a meeting with a fellow shop 30 xxxxxxx or Council representative. Computer use may be further used for the purpose 31 of conducting an investigation of a grievance, interacting with the County’s 1 Representatives concerning Federation-County Business, on the employee’s own 2 time, and to link to a Federation Internet site. The uses outlined may continue only to 3 the extent that they are at no additional cost to the County, and are contingent on the 4 continued use of the cited computers, Internet connection, intranet connection for other 5 County purposes. The content of any and all communications using the County 6 computer system is not privileged and may be subject to County review.
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Electronic Mail and Internet Connections. County computers may be used for Federation business involving E-Mail or Internet connections when such use is de minimis and incidental, such as arranging a meeting with a fellow shop xxxxxxx or Council representative. Computer use may be further used for the purpose of conducting an investigation of a grievance, interacting with the County’s Representatives concerning Federation-County Business, on the employee’s own time, and to link to a Federation Internet site. The uses outlined may continue only to the extent that they are at no additional cost to the County, and are contingent on the continued use of the cited computers, Internet connection, intranet connection for other County purposes. The content of any and all communications using the County computer system is not privileged and may be subject to County review.
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Electronic Mail and Internet Connections. County computers may be used for 17 Federation business involving E-Mail or Internet connections when such use is de minimis and incidental, such 18 as arranging a meeting with a fellow shop xxxxxxx or Council representative. Computer use may be further used 19 for the purpose of conducting an investigation of a grievance, interacting with the County’s Representatives 20 concerning Federation-County Business, on the employee’s own time, and to link to a Federation Internet site.
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