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California law requires consent of both parties for recordings. A worker who was found to record colleagues would basically be fired.
by Jasper_ 5y ago
California law requires consent of both parties for recordings. A worker who was found to record colleagues would basically be fired.
- mbg721 5y agoIs a recording that was made illegally admissible as evidence in court at the state level? If you're accusing your employer of a culture of racist abuse, I think the "you might be fired" ship has already left the dock.