mu4c_20le
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It's stupid but is it a crime to send an email discussing other jobs from the current jobs email address?
How did they find out? They checked all his emails after putting him on gardening leave? Is that legal? Is it not a breach of privacy?
Dan Ashworth, fromm genius to "incompetent" and "blithering idiot". PR is such a power tool
It's stupid but is it a crime to send an email discussing other jobs from the current jobs email address?
How did they find out? They checked all his emails after putting him on gardening leave? Is that legal? Is it not a breach of privacy?
I have read many posts saying/asking breach of privacy and legal thing.
I don't know about other sectors, but in big IT organisations/Corporate world, it's a very common thing. Whatever you send or receive using company email, whatever you chat in Microsoft teams all will be in server for the concerned team to check whenever they want to. Once it leaves your system, that's it. There is no way to delete it.
there’s nothing illegal about it that’s for certain, I’ve done it myself. There are reasons to keep an exec or directors emails for a good while after they leave, you might need to find an old contract or agreement for example
and I’ve no doubt they checked his email given he might have been tapped up which could assist in their compensation claim, I mean why wouldn’t they?
dumb mistake though! Doubt it changes much
United is an easy target for journalists. This is not an issue at all and just another dig at United.
The main issue if any truth to this would be the fact that Newcastle actually read employees emails. Are they fecking nazi germany?
United is an easy target for journalists. This is not an issue at all and just another dig at United.
The main issue if any truth to this would be the fact that Newcastle actually read employees emails. Are they fecking nazi germany?
Tbh Newcastle are doing what any club would do, use their journalists to push their agenda. We are so stupid we can't even do that. Instead the journalists covering ManUtd make fun of the club and players. We are so bad at everything.
Not at all. It’s embarrassing behaviour and small club mentality. Why would you wish we had small club mentality?
disagree I think it’s very standard due diligence in this situation. They will want to protect their IP and given the circumstances within their rights to check nothing confidential was leaked.
But generally speaking bad media follows a bad season. Good media follows a good season. Combine with that bad media plus Manchester United sells more than good media, it's clear what will generate interest.Tbh Newcastle are doing what any club would do, use their journalists to push their agenda. We are so stupid we can't even do that. Instead the journalists covering ManUtd make fun of the club and players. We are so bad at everything.
Sure, I get that. But you forget they allegedly leaked that information to a journalist. Surly you can’t disagree with me that sharing such information is both harmful and wrong from any serious business.
I was joking here but as for the point you’re making of course it’s no surprise, incompetency is all this clubs known for the last 10 years. Is it any wonder people are sceptical when the club make any major changes/appointments?
Times running with it now.
Don't get why this is funny . Just a guy reading a computer.
For me, the way they are framing it around the arbitration says it's not as big a story as it would appear.It's an easy headline and when nothing will happen related to this, there will be no follow up obviously. Sports "journalism", where lack of accountability is king.