An employee who thinks something bad is about to happen at work sometimes brings a tape recorder and secretly tapes a conversation with a supervisor. Has the employee committed a crime? Can the employer fire the employee for the tape-recording? Are the contents of the tape-recording admissible later on?
This fairly common scenario comes to mind because […]
Filed under Evidence, Privacy, Discipline
Filed under Good faith covenant, Discipline
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