Employees should be aware that emails sent at work should not contain offensive language or indecent content.
However, employees at global firm Goldman Sachs are slipping up when it comes to email etiquette.
An internal document from Goldman Sachs detailing the process in which employee's emails are read has been found by CNBC.
Phrases that get flagged up, leading to further investigation from employers, are: “I am not a happy camper” and “you are a piece of sh*t” – despite swearing being forbidden in company emails since 2010.
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