Internet and Email Use. As part of the school’s information and communications technology (ICT) programme, we offer pupils supervised access to the Internet and email. Before the school allows students to use these facilities, they must obtain parental permission. Both pupils and parents must sign and return an Internet and Email Use Permission Form as evidence of their acceptance of the school’s Rules for Responsible ICT Use. Copies of both are enclosed with this letter. Various projects have proven the educational benefits of Internet and email access, which enable pupils to explore a wide range of information sources, and communicate and collaborate with other learners throughout the world. Although there are concerns about children having access to inappropriate material via the Internet, the school takes a range of measures to minimise these risks. A filtering system is in operation, which restricts access to inappropriate materials, and this is supplemented by an Internet safety programme for all pupils which teaches the safe and appropriate behaviours to adopt when using the Internet email and other technologies. All email is checked for unsuitable content and images, including within attachments and such email is stopped. Although Internet use is supervised and filtered within our school, families should be aware that some pupils may find ways to access material that is inaccurate, defamatory, illegal, or potentially offensive to some people. As with any other area, parents and guardians of minors are responsible for setting and conveying the standards that their children should follow when using media and information sources at home. The school therefore supports and respects each family’s right to decide whether or not to grant consent for access. During school teachers will guide students towards appropriate material. At home, families bear the same responsibility for guidance as they exercise with other information sources such as television, films and radio. If you decide to support your child’s application for access to the Internet, please read the enclosed Rules for Responsible ICT Use, complete and sign the enclosed permission form and return it to me by the end of term. The school has a number of leaflets from national bodies that explain issues further and also cover Internet use at home.
Internet and Email Use. A. SERC and its respective employees shall have no expectation of privacy in anything they create, store, send, or receive on the School computer, the School computer network, or via the School issued email account. The School reserves the right to monitor the email communications sent by SERC and received by SERC via the School issued email account. The School reserves the right to view any message sent by SERC via the School issued email account without notice.
B. SERC shall not utilize the School’s computers for personal use. For purposes of this Agreement, “personal use” shall be defined as any use outside of SERC’s scope of work with the School. The School reserves the right to monitor the internet usage of SERC. SERC shall comply with all federal and state laws related to internet usage.
Internet and Email Use. The Employee may have access to email and the Internet in the course of their employment. The Employee will ensure that at all times their use of email and Internet facilities at work meets the ethical and social standards of the workplace. Whilst a reasonable level of personal use is acceptable to the Employer, this must not interfere with the Employee's employment duties or obligations, and must not be illegal or contrary to the interests of the Employer. The Employee will also comply with all email and Internet policies issued by the Employer from time to time.
Internet and Email Use. 18.1 Employees are provided with Internet access and email for legitimate business purposes only. Recreational use is strictly prohibited on the premises. However, an Employee may seek permission from his or her manager to use the Internet in non-work time for study, research or other reasonable purposes.
18.2 An Employee will be required to comply with the Company’s Codes of Conduct for Internet and Email use and Personal Phone use. The Codes of Conduct do not form part of this Agreement or an Employee’s contract of employment.
Internet and Email Use. Independent Contractor shall have no expectation of privacy in anything he/she creates, stores, sends, or receives on any CCSS computer, computer network, or via the CCSS issued e-mail account. CCSS reserves the right to monitor the e-mail communications sent by the Independent Contractor and received by the Independent Contractor via the CCSS issued e-mail account. CCSS reserves the right to view any message sent by the Independent Contractor via the CCSS issued e-mail account without notice. The Independent Contractor shall not utilize the Internet for personal use. For purposes of this Agreement, “personal use” shall be defined as any use outside of the Independent Contractor’s scope of work with CCSS. The CCSS reserves the right to monitor the Internet usage of the Independent Contractor. The Independent Contractor shall comply with all federal and state laws related to Internet usage.
