When you open mail for supervisors or coworkers, you should not
A) check each letter for the signature and address of the sender before discarding the envelope
B) record the current date on each item received
C) contact the sender if an enclosure is missing
D) open envelopes marked Personal or Confidential

Question

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Opening envelopes marked Personal or Confidential is a violation of privacy and is not appropriate. It is important to respect the privacy of others and only open mail that is addressed to you. All the other options (A, B, and C) are appropriate practices for handling mail for supervisors or coworkers.

When You Open Mail for Supervisors or Coworkers, You Should