Lex Nokia: Nagmonitor ng mga Email ng mga Manpower para sa mga Leak

Nokia ay nag-umpaal ng isang proporsyunal na bala ng patakaran sa Finland na nagbibigay sa kanila ang kapakanan upang legal na gumamit ng pag-iisip sa mga e-mail na may mga paksa ng pag-iba sa loob at labas ng kanilang mga empleyado upang malaman kung sino ang nag-aabuso ng mga sekretong negosyo. Ang proporsyunal na bala ay sinusuot bilang Lex Nokia.

Nagiging isang pamamaraan ng mga empleado ng Nokia na magpakita ng mga detalye at mga foto ng mga produkto na pa rin hindi na ipahayag o ipahayag pa.

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Sa isang blog post sa website ng mga Kasaysayan ng Nokia, ang kompanya na mayroong barye sa Finland nagpapanood na ang Nokia E71 ay ang kanilang pinakamaliit na produkto na nakapagkakanta.

It adds that these breaches of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) that specifically state that pre-launch information is property of Nokia and cannot be revealed outside the company. The proposed bill (Lex Nokia) would evidently help curb that problem.

It is said that the mobile giant is threatening to leave Finland if the bill is not passed, leaving some 16,000 employees and over 1.3 billion euros in annual tax revenues. Nokia representatives deny this in a recent interview posted at Yahoo! News.

{translated from IDG Sweden}

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14 Comments

mela · 17 years ago

i agree with jay, this is in part also a violation of an employee’s privacy.

jpeb · 18 years ago

i don’t know much about Finnish laws and jurisprudence but Nokia can just ask all its employees to sign a waiver of their rights on corporate email privacy. companies in the USA and the Phils. do this.

Mr.J · 18 years ago

Once you have worked for Nokia; you don’t wanna do the same mistake ever again.

Jonathan · 18 years ago

Both Nokia and the Finnish Government has denied these speculations about the claims of the said local newspaper.

I think they’re just bringing and recycling back the old news to sell more newspapers around the country. Nice try though =)

Maurice B. · 18 years ago

yeah and if they’ll chose Philippines I hope by that time we as Filipinos would mature and understand the value of “IPR’s” or intellectual property rights.

if lex nokia will become a law… i’ll say goodbye to leaks from GSMarena.com

Jhay · 18 years ago

It’s a serious blow to employees’ privacy rights. Besides, if their company email starts to get monitored closely, they’ll just use other methods like flash drives, even their own Nokia phones to leak information.