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email and politics
FOREST SERVICE
Mon Mar 19, 2007 8:36 AM
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very good artical
E-mail
DFAS
Mon Mar 19, 2007 9:23 AM
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I receive a lot of those "support the troops" e-mails. Since the war is a political issue, are those e-mails also considered political? I didn't see this question addressed. ( Right now my policy is to delete, without reply, anything remotely concerned with politics, politicians, or current events. )
Personal Email Account to Agency Addresses?
MSPB
Mon Mar 19, 2007 10:26 AM
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I understand that it is inappropriate for a Federal employee to use his or her work email address for political purposes. This is clear.
Is it the same thing for an employee to copy the email addresses of many colleagues from the work email system, take them home and then send political messages to all of them from a personal account?
This seems to violate the spirit of the Hatch Act, but I wonder if it is an actual violation. It might be difficult to enforce, even so.
Not planning on doing it, of course. Just curious.