SEX STATISTICS - Pornography in the Workplace

The following statistics are from The National Coalition for the Protection of Children & Familes, and can be found at www.nationalcoalition.org

Internet Pornography	Pornography in the Workplace	Pornography and Children	Pornographic Cable Television and Videos
Pornography
Teens and sex STD's	Teens and sex STD's and HIV	Teens and sex Condoms	Teens and sex Abstinence
Teen Pregnancy	Teen Sex	Teen Sex and Parents	Teen Sex Oral Sex
Marriage and Family Cohabitation/ Premarital Sex	Same Sex Marriage	Marriage and Family	Extra-Marital Affairs
Single Parent Households	Single Adults	Religion	Portrayals of Sex in the Media
Sexually Oriented Business (SOB)	Entertainment/Technology/ Advertising/Emerging/Technology		Radio
Cell Phones	Video Games	Television	Ratings
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Pornography in the Workplace

• More than 75% of people at work have accidentally visited a pornographic website, and 15% have visited such sites more than 10 times.  Fifty Percent of Workers Spend Nine days a Year on Personal Surfing at Work.  Cerberian Inc. and SonicWALL, 20 July 2004.
• More than 30% of 1,500 surveyed companies have terminated employees for inappropriate use of the Internet, while only 37.5% of companies use filtering software. Websense Incorporated and The Center for Internet Studies, 2000.
• 63 percent of employees are concerned about the ease of access to objectionable content at work.  Fifty Percent of Workers Spend Nine days a Year on Personal Surfing at Work.
  Cerberian Inc. and SonicWALL, 20 July 2004.
• Twenty percent of men and 13% of women admitted to accessing pornography at work  Internet Pornography Statistics.  Internet Filter Review, 2004.