40           On-line Rights for Employees in the Information Society.  Use and Monitoring of E-mail and Internet at Work.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface

Notes on Contributors

Introductory remarks, Roger Blanpain & Tadashi Hanami

Welcome, Thord Wedin

1. The protection of privacy at work, Peter Skyte

2. Employment in a global knowledge content, Peter Johnston

3. Forwarding confidential information on the Internet: technological possibilities of monitoring and control, Marc Van Gestel

4. Monitoring and control of use of e-mail and Internet by the employee.  Management's point of view, Eamonn Sheehy

5. Employment and labour law aspects.  Setting the scene.  Asking the right questions, Roger Blanpain

6. Privacy and employment law: general principles and application to electronic monitoring, Frank Hendrickx

7. Online rights for online  workers in Member States of the European Union, Eric Lee

8. Belgian Law, Frank Hendrickx

     Report of the Belgian workshop, Frank Hendrickx

9. Dutch Law, Taufan C.B. Homan

10. English Law, Gillian Morris

     Report of the English workshop, Andrew Bibby

11. French Law, Jean-Emmanual Ray and Jacques Rojot

12. German Law, Armin Hoeland

13. Italian Law, Michele Colucci

14. Italian Law, Vincenzo Ferrante

15. Italian Law, Emiliana Dal Bon

16. Japanese Law, Ikuko Sunaoshi

17. US Law, Matthew W. Finkin

18. Regulating and monitoring communications in the enterprise: guidelines for the development of an effective usage policy, Jos Dumortier

Index

Notes on contributors

• Andrew Bibby, Writer and Journalist, United Kingdom

• Roger Blanpain, Professor, KULeuven, Belgium and KUBrabant, The Netherlands, Director, EJIB, President, International Society for Labour law and Social Security, Member of the Royal Flemish Academy for Science and the Arts

• Michele Colucci, Researcher, KULeuven, Belgium, Handler Fellow, University of Illinois, USA

• John Cordier, CEO, Mobistar, Belgium

• Emiliana Dal Bon, Law Consultant, Modena, Italy

• Jos Dumortier, Professor, Interdisciplinary Centre for Law and Information Technology, KULeuven, Belgium

• Vincenzo Ferrante, Professor, Catholic University Piacenza, Italy

• Matthew Finkin, Professor, University of Illinois, USA

• Tadashi Hanami, Professor, Sofia University, Japan, Director-General, the Japan Institute of Labour, Director EJIB

• Frank Hendrickx, Professor, KUB Tilburg, the Netherlands, Fund For Scientific Research Flanders, KULeuven, Belgium

• Armin Hoeland, Professor, University of Halle, Germany

• Taufan Homan, Researcher, KUBrabant, The Netherlands

• Peter Johnston, European Commission, Directorate General for the Information Society

• Eric Lee, Researcher, Labour and Society International, United Kingdom

• Gillian Morris, Professor, Brunel University, United Kingdom

• Jacques Rojot, Professor, University of Paris I, France

• Eamonn Sheehy, IT Manager, Brussels, Belgium

• Peter Skyte, Vice President, UNI-Europa IBITS

• Ikuko Sunaoshi, Researcher, Japan Institute of Labour, Japan

• Marc Van Gestel, Technical Director, eMailMasters, Belgium

• Thord Wedin, President, UNI-Europa IBITS