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Kerner
2 years ago

Hello,

Of course you can’t.

Unless the boss expressly permitted it.

And yes, I’ve already printed some private stuff.

But since I set up the printers myself, I declare them to be a test print. To do this, I was even able to monitor the boxes that nothing foreign is printed.

“Besides making the Bock a gardener.”

Hansi

RoadRage3
2 years ago

Hello,

it’s not your stream, your paper, your toner. So it’s theft. If not expressly allowed or for a fee, I would leave my fingers away.

Ben

Kannixverstan
2 years ago

If you ask kindly also the reason explains e.g. Own printer defective, this should not be a problem.

Because more than saying no is not possible.

Remmelken
2 years ago

No. The difficulties that one can get in no way. If you have a permission, of course, you don’t mind.

It is always a problem to connect a private data carrier to a company computer. You can spread such digital pests. Officially, the company doesn’t want to have one of the employees, but I don’t want to catch one from the company network.

Myrine
2 years ago

You can’t do that without permission/agreement.

I have a printer at home, what do I need him at work? If it were interesting (A3 or larger), we would have the opportunity to pay for it.

data2309
2 years ago

If the boss allows, you can.

otherwise not.

also applies to private mobile phones.

StRiW
2 years ago

You can’t do that without permission. You’re stealing several times, material and working time.

If necessary, IT is also threatened by the introduction of private data.

Rosswurscht
2 years ago

Don’t be allowed. This is strictly theft.

Chef ask – the least will say “no” because of a few pages.

gfntom
2 years ago

have you used your printer for private purposes at work?

Yes, I did

Have you ever been caught?

Because this is allowed by my boss, there’s nothing to get.

Can you do that?

No, only with the consent of the employer

floppydisk
2 years ago

I’ve done it and asked before, of course, or you can sit hard in the necks.

chanfan
2 years ago

Would you find it okay if someone unquestioned would use your printer at your home? I think you want to be asked, don’t I?

Companies are not intended for private use.

ano78577
2 years ago

You can’t forbid the boss.

floppydisk
2 years ago
Reply to  ano78577

Total bullshit. In principle, theft and, if necessary, working time fraud – exactly the opposite is the case. Only with express permission.

data2309
2 years ago
Reply to  ano78577

No, the boss must allow it first.