Analysis of employer email monitoring in mckenzie

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Based on analysis of employer email monitoring in McKenzie (2018), do you believe that employers should have the right to monitor prospective and current employees' social media accounts? Why, or why not? In your replies to classmates, discuss if you think there is a moral difference between monitoring employee email and monitoring social media.

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McKenzie, L. (2018, April 2). Who's reading your email? Inside Higher Ed.

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