If you can’t access Amazon.com and other popular internet retailers, you work for a company on the extreme end of the spectrum of workplace shopping restrictions.
According to a survey of chief information officers by Robert Half, an employment consulting firm, 25 percent of CIOs say their companies have online restrictions to prevent employees from browsing for holiday deals at work. That’s down 8 percent from 2012.
Conversely, another 25 percent of CIOs reported that their companies do not impose any online shopping restrictions on workers. That’s up from 10 percent in 2012.
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