Sleeping on the job? Security at work-applicant sites faulted
Sleeping on the job? Security at work-applicant sites faulted
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Experts say safeguards could have prevented the massive data breach at Monster.com. In the face of criticism that they provided fertile ground for Web predators, online job sites have responded by posting warnings about work-at-home schemes and positions forwarding money or potentially stolen goods. |
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News entry number 1456 added on Sep 11, 2007 in the Business News category.
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