Thread: Hundreds of Feds Caught Watching Porn at Work

The people who shop online from work are wasting company time too.

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Originally Posted by pkskyali

I don't think watching porn all by itself is as much of a problem in the workplace as taking time to use the computer in the workplace for personal reasons of any kind. In the workplace you can take breaks and spend personal time on a computer then, but that should be the end of it.

It has always bothered me when I hear people talk about being at work while they are chatting online. I don't think a company - certainly a government funded computer should ever be for personal use. I don't think they should take company time for personal use. Both are nothing short of theft and in and of itself is pretty bad.

But to bring porn into a workplace on publicly funded computers - yes, that's way up there bad. If people want to watch porn, that's their business. If they watch it at work, it is not their business. It almost speaks to perhaps a problem, at best, it speaks to a lack of respect for the fellow workers, the American people - and themselves.

Fire them, no pension, and at least probation.

It's really pretty vile -

If we are going to fire people for watching porn lets up the ante and add the names and addresses of everyone who has ever cheated on their spouse to the Sex Offenders List.
Include info on whether they cheated with a single person or another married person making it a double-cheat. Was it a one time thing or an on going affair? One affair or more than one?