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Legally speaking, what is the precedent for recording this interaction? I ask because I generally try to have any correspondence in a professional setting in w
by sureglymop 3y ago
Legally speaking, what is the precedent for recording this interaction?
I ask because I generally try to have any correspondence in a professional setting in writing. One never knows if that at some point could be useful from a legal standpoint.
For example, if I asked my manager for a vacation and they gave me permission verbally, I would ask for them to confirm it in writing (in an email).
But what would be the best way to do this for video calls and meetings like this?
- Cpoll 3y agoIANAL. I think this varies by jurisdiction, usually about wiretapping laws. Some places are single-party consent (i.e. if you're a party in the meeting, you have the right to record), but others require all party consent (i.e. you must inform your manager you're recording).