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Just received in invitation via email to join the Riders Club with a list of benefits, one of which was a "panic button" to jump you to another website if the boss should come around.
I don't about any of the rest of you, but that pi**ses me off!
With this economy, I'm busting my hump working 6 days to keep my business going and keeping my 17 employees employed and not laying them off. What the hell gives anybody the right to be surfing the web when they're supposed to be working? Not only resulting in lost productivity but jeopardizing my business computer network by exposing it to potential viruses? DAMHIK
Anybody in my business that's surfing when they're supposed to be working damn well better have a fast "panic finger", because when (not if) I catch them, they'll have skid marks on their asses going out the door for the last time!
Flame away
I don't about any of the rest of you, but that pi**ses me off!
With this economy, I'm busting my hump working 6 days to keep my business going and keeping my 17 employees employed and not laying them off. What the hell gives anybody the right to be surfing the web when they're supposed to be working? Not only resulting in lost productivity but jeopardizing my business computer network by exposing it to potential viruses? DAMHIK
Anybody in my business that's surfing when they're supposed to be working damn well better have a fast "panic finger", because when (not if) I catch them, they'll have skid marks on their asses going out the door for the last time!
Flame away
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Joined: Jul 2008
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From: On a hill among the hills, PA
If they have internet access they will stray... don't know the stats on it but I would think it would be mind boggling...
Lot worse places to surf for employees, there are safe gaurds that an owner can install to keep that from happening...
As the boss.. I hate when I get busted...
Lot worse places to surf for employees, there are safe gaurds that an owner can install to keep that from happening...
As the boss.. I hate when I get busted...
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From: Land of the Free, Home of Jack Daniel's
Just received in invitation via email to join the Riders Club with a list of benefits, one of which was a "panic button" to jump you to another website if the boss should come around.
I don't about any of the rest of you, but that pi**ses me off!
With this economy, I'm busting my hump working 6 days to keep my business going and keeping my 17 employees employed and not laying them off. What the hell gives anybody the right to be surfing the web when they're supposed to be working? Not only resulting in lost productivity but jeopardizing my business computer network by exposing it to potential viruses? DAMHIK
Anybody in my business that's surfing when they're supposed to be working damn well better have a fast "panic finger", because when (not if) I catch them, they'll have skid marks on their asses going out the door for the last time!
Flame away
I don't about any of the rest of you, but that pi**ses me off!
With this economy, I'm busting my hump working 6 days to keep my business going and keeping my 17 employees employed and not laying them off. What the hell gives anybody the right to be surfing the web when they're supposed to be working? Not only resulting in lost productivity but jeopardizing my business computer network by exposing it to potential viruses? DAMHIK
Anybody in my business that's surfing when they're supposed to be working damn well better have a fast "panic finger", because when (not if) I catch them, they'll have skid marks on their asses going out the door for the last time!
Flame away
Road Captain
Joined: Aug 2010
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From: Missouri
What business would that be? Do your employees sit at a desk all day? Do they need Internet access?
As mentioned above, you can block or allow websites through the router. There is also software that you can use to see what everyone on your network is doing.
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Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Wyandotte, MI
I thought the panic button thing was a joke. I'm retired now so I can be on here at 2:00 pm without worry, but where I used to work there were serious rules about internet access and I know of one person fired because of it.
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With this economy, I'm busting my hump working 6 days to keep my business going and keeping my 17 employees employed and not laying them off. What the hell gives anybody the right to be surfing the web when they're supposed to be working? Not only resulting in lost productivity but jeopardizing my business computer network by exposing it to potential viruses? DAMHIK
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Honestly if that's the most you have to worry about in todays economy be happy.
Viruses, shouldn't you have software to take care of that already. Emails can harbor them.
Don't forget you should make sure the phones are only being used for business calls. No smoke breaks, only state mandated breaks. No solitaire on the computer either. No drinks at the work stations just in case they accidently spill it you don't want paperwork or you comps screwed up. The best thing too is installing a time clock. LMAO, just jerking your chain.
As someone mentioned being retired I can pop in and out 24 7 if I chose to do so.
Restrict their access just that simple.
Viruses, shouldn't you have software to take care of that already. Emails can harbor them.
Don't forget you should make sure the phones are only being used for business calls. No smoke breaks, only state mandated breaks. No solitaire on the computer either. No drinks at the work stations just in case they accidently spill it you don't want paperwork or you comps screwed up. The best thing too is installing a time clock. LMAO, just jerking your chain.
As someone mentioned being retired I can pop in and out 24 7 if I chose to do so.
Restrict their access just that simple.
