Academy of Management Journal Vol. 25 No. 3 1982

A Survey of Employee Perceptions of Information Privacy in Organizations

Richard W. Woodman¹; Daniel C. Ganster²; Jerome Adams³; Michael K. McCuddy⁴; Paul D. Tolchinsky^5,6; Howard L. Fromkin⁷

¹ Texas A&M University · ² University of Nebraska–Lincoln · ³ Carol I National Defence University · ⁴ University of Memphis · ⁵ Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology · ⁶ Clinical Research Organization · ⁷ Horse Hospital

Abstract

In this study of employees in five multinational corporations, assessment was made of (a) employees' beliefs regarding the types of personal information stored by their companies, (b) the accuracy of those perceptions, (c) reactions to various internal and external uses of this personal information, and (d) evaluations of the companies' information handling policies and practices.

DOI

10.5465/256087

Volume

25

Issue

3

Pages

647-663

Sources

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