firstly some background. i am in the process of taking my employer to a tribunal for unfair treatment.
recently my employer has read all the personal emails i have sent from my work email account and then used the information in one of them to gain access to my personal and private web space.
i was using this web space (which i had purposly prevented search engines from accessing), to hold private letters / documents, so i could access them remotely.
i gave access to one of the letters to a fellow employee who needed to read one, by way of a link to the specific file in an email.
my employer used this emailed link to read the letter, which contained a comment about my employer. and now, unbelievably, they say they are taking me to court for defamation! because i sent the link to a peer, they say that that amounts to publication?
are they really alowed to read my email, my snail mail, access my private web space, and then sue me for something i wrote in free speech?
2007-06-18
07:17:17
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Heidi K
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