In message <[log in to unmask]>, at
00:18:17 on Thu, 7 Jun 2007, Kevin Broadfoot
<[log in to unmask]> writes
>Each employee would have two addresses -
>something like [log in to unmask] for business mail and
>[log in to unmask] for their personal mail.
One context I've seen this used is where the employer is an ISP, and
staff would have two email address such as [log in to unmask] for business
(and there existing a published convention that email addresses of that
format belonged to and were recognisable by the outside world as staff),
plus [log in to unmask] (or whatever similar naming system the
ISP used) being in effect a "free" customer account at the same ISP.
The ISP staff are quite likely to use that same "personal" email address
when logged in at home - which is a little more complicated to arrange
(and would the employer in your story be prepared to facilitate that).
The alternative is employees having three email addresses (home, work
and work personal).
Maybe it would be simpler to suggest the employees get a webmail account
for the private email (and whatever address they like), and allow them
to access that from work quite separately from their work email - at
which point the employer's email systems don't have to be involved at
all.
--
Roland Perry
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