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This is really quite simple actually. First off, if your employees have some free time to look at non-work related sites, then you're not giving them enough work to do. Second, maybe the employee was looking at espn on his/her lunch break. Third, If the employee isn't doing his/her job, its difficult to say rather or not espn is to blame, but might be worth talking to you attorney about? Maybe you could sue espn for having such an informative site that its keeping your employees from working. With some of the things that people sue other people for these days, I think you might have a shot. |
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