Technology, workplace privacy and personhood
Journal of Business Ethics · 1996 · Volume 15 · Issue 11
Abstract
This paper traces the intellectual development of the workplace privacy construct in the course of American thinking. The role of technological development in this process is examined, particularly in regard to the information gathering/dissemination dilemmas faced by employers and employees alike. The paper concludes with some preliminary considerations toward a theory of workplace privacy.
Keywords
Economic Growth, Technological Development, Intellectual Development, Preliminary Consideration, Paper Trace
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