1 .		As the head of a small insurance company with six employees, you are concerned about how effectively your company is using its networking and human resources. Budgets are tight, and you are struggling to meet payrolls because employees are reporting many overtime hours. You do not believe that the employees have a sufficiently heavy workload to warrant working longer hours and are looking into the amount of time they spend on the Internet. Each employee uses a computer with Internet access on the job. You requested the following weekly report of employee Web usage from your company Web server. Web Usage Report for the Week Ending January 12, 2003: User Name Minutes Online URL Visited Kelleher, Claire 45 www.doubleclick.net Kelleher, Claire 57 www.yahoo.com Kelleher, Claire 96 www.insuremarket.com McMahon, Patricia 83 www.e-music.com Milligan, Robert 112 www.shopping.com Milligan, Robert 43 www.travelocity.com Olivera, Ernesto 40 www.internetnews.com Talbot, Helen 125 www.etrade.com Talbot, Helen 27 www.nordstrom.com Talbot, Helen 35 www.yahoo.com Talbot, Helen 73 www.ebay.com Wright, Steven 23 www.geocities.com Wright, Steven 15 www.autobytel.com Calculate the total amount of time each employee spent on the Web for the week and the total amount of time that company computers were used for this purpose. Rank the employees in the order of the amount of time each spent on-line. Do your findings and the contents of the report indicate any ethical problems employees are creating? Is the company creating an ethical problem by monitoring its employees' use of the Internet? Use the guidelines for ethical analysis presented in this chapter to develop a solution to the problems you have identified.