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Yes but companies are not expected to record all audio conversations going on in their offices, or to put recorders on their employees. In the era of remote wo
by elevatedastalt 2y ago
Yes but companies are not expected to record all audio conversations going on in their offices, or to put recorders on their employees.
In the era of remote work it's common to have ephemeral conversations through text, which are no different from employees chatting at the watercooler. Employees and execs should be free to have those conversations through ephemeral apps. There is no obligation on any company to deliberately create paper trails of everyday conversations b/w employees.
- ethbr1 2y ago> There is no obligation on any company to deliberately create paper trails of everyday conversations b/w employees. You know, those everyday conversations around the water-cooler about how we're going to respond to a DOJ anti-trust lawsuit...