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标题：THE EVALUATION OF THE INTERNET USAGE HABITS OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES IN KASTAMONU
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作者：Ersin KAV ; Orhan KOÇAK
期刊名称：Lex et Scientia
印刷版ISSN：1583-039X
出版年度：2011
卷号：XVIII
期号：1
页码：310-322
出版社：University of Bucharest and Nicolae Titulescu University
摘要：Changes in the last 10 years in information technology have increased the use of computersand internet. The changes brought about fundamental changes the way we do business and behavein social life from communication and reaching information to daily habits. Effective use of theinformation technology, which has become the main condition of being competitive at work, hasrequired all employees in public and private sectors to improve themselves in the computer andinternet usage. In addition, the public sector also encourages the use of internet via e-governmentapplications. Thus, the computers and internet play a big part in the work of public sector and itsemployees as well.The usage of computers and the internet in working places not only have changed the waywe do business also have changed some ethical rules and issues. They brought some complicatedproblems for people, organizations and states. Online fraud, carelessness, negligence, viruses,system crashing, broadcasting personal information are among the most well-known ethicalproblems related to computers and internet and caused by employees. In addition to these,personal use of computers and internet by employees for their private usage during working hourscreate another problem.The objective of the study is to reveal the internet usage habits and behaviors of publicemployees at work, using a field research that was carried out in Kastamonu that is a city of northof Turkey. It is especially of interest how and for what purposes the chat programs, whichencourage the use of internet, are used. The results are analyzed from the point of view of publicethics. The data is collected from the state servants in Kastamonu and is analyzed on SPSSstatistic program.
关键词：Ethic; Internet; Instant Mesa; public ethic; information technology