Emails sent by an employee on company time with content that constitutes sexual harassment is discoverable by the opposing party against the employer in litigation.

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Emails sent by an employee on company time are considered to be within the scope of their employment and are subject to discovery in litigation. If the content of these emails constitutes sexual harassment, it can be used as evidence against the employer in the lawsuit.

Emails Sent by an Employee on Company Time with Content