An employee who uses a company computer has a reasonable expectation of privacy with regard to the e-mails he or she sent or received.

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Generally, employees have limited privacy rights when using company computers, and employers can monitor their activities, including emails, without violating any laws. It is advisable for employees to assume that their emails and other internet activity on company computers are being monitored and act accordingly.

An Employee Who Uses a Company Computer Has a Reasonable