Would be grateful for advice from any employment/privacy and IT gurus out there. Since I have been at my organisation I have had to give my work email password to the IT person. When I asked why it wasn't handled automatically I am told its so that the person can access my email if I forget my password or if I disappear under a bus or something. But whenever I ask why this isn't handled by an administrator password, I get jumbled responses and never seem to get a straight answer.
I've no reason to not trust the it person but am in dispute with them at the moment over another issue and it is an argument about competence. I don't think they are. I also don't feel comfortable that they can access the network as if it were me with no trace and send, delete or read emails etc etc.
Is this legal, anything I can do about it?
Thanks y'all.
I've no reason to not trust the it person but am in dispute with them at the moment over another issue and it is an argument about competence. I don't think they are. I also don't feel comfortable that they can access the network as if it were me with no trace and send, delete or read emails etc etc.
Is this legal, anything I can do about it?
Thanks y'all.