If so, it is a "work for hire," which is to say the employer owns the rights.

That the employer owns the computer system is not germane.

Fifty-seven percent said their employer 'owns all rights to everything I produce.'

"The message is: your employer doesn't own you off the job."

If the work is created by an employee, the employer is considered to be the author and owns the copyright as a work for hire.

This type of monitoring is generally allowed where the employer owns the computers, terminals, network, and Internet access.

If the creator has conceived and executed the work as an employee of a company or individual, he is working "for hire" and his employer owns the copyright.

Instead, their employer often owned the land.

The previous owners, who have been relocated by their employer, have paid their mortgage off and the employer now owns the unit.

In the grandest homes or when the employer owns more than one residence, there is sometimes an estate manager of higher rank than the butler.