Am I using Generics the right way?

Hello,

I have started to play with Generics in C# 2.0.  I know what they are about but still a little unsure on how to use Generics appropriatly.  Below is my first attempt at using Generics.  If I were to use code as show below, am I realizing the benefits of Generics (i.e. type-safety, performance improvement, no need to (un)box, etc)?  

Thanks

public class EmployeeCollection : IEnumerable<Employee>
{
   List<Employee> m_empCollection = new List<Employee>();
       
   public EmployeeCollection()
   {}

    public void Add(Employee newItem)
    {
        m_empCollection.Add(newItem);
     }

    public void Remove(Employee oldItem)
    {
         m_empCollection.Remove(oldItem);
     }

     public Employee this[int index]
     {
         get { return m_empCollection[index]; }
      }

     public int Count
     {
         get { return m_empCollection.Count; }
     }

     #region IEnumerable<Employee> Members
     public IEnumerator<Employee> GetEnumerator()
     {
        return m_empCollection.GetEnumerator();
     }

    #endregion

    #region IEnumerable Members

     IEnumerator IEnumerable.GetEnumerator()
     {
         return m_empCollection.GetEnumerator();
     }

    #endregion
}