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Leaking confidential info is common, workers say

Removing confidential files from the workplace tops the list of what workers dread most in work situations, a new survey from Harris Interactive shows. Yet, 90 percent of Americans admit they believe it's being done.

By Jenny Ivy | Updated on March 20, 2012

Removing confidential files from the workplace tops the list of what workers dread most in work situations, a new survey from Harris Interactive and FileTrek shows. Yet, 90 percent of Americans admit they believe it’s being done.

More than 2,000 American adults age 18 and older were polled. Seventy-two percent said leaking information makes them worried in the workplace, followed by knowing a coworker has shared confidential information outside the company and have managers confront them about it (53 percent).

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