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By Dawn Rosenberg McKay, About.com Guide to Career Planning since 1997

Sexually Explicit Computing at Work

Thursday February 19, 2004
The latest “America at Work” national survey conducted by the Employment Law Alliance looked at the incidence of sexually explicit computing in the workplace. The results of the survey showed that "nearly one-quarter of Americans recently polled said they or their co-workers use workplace computers to engage in sexually explicit online activity ranging from visiting X-rated websites to participating in steamy chat rooms." More on this survey.

Many people surf the Web at work, whether they visit sexually explicit sites or merely do some online shopping or take part in other non-work related activities. Is it okay to tend to personal matters on the Internet while at work? Read more.

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