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On what grounds could they sue?

• bee_rider 2y ago
  The employees are clearly engaging in fraud by doing non-work activities on the clock. The companies know this because they haven’t hired anyone to do customer service.
  • matsemann 2y ago
    But the person said they could "sue this guy". I can see how they would have a beef with their employee doing this, but don't see what grounds to sue "this guy"? Mind you, I know little of the US legal system outside Suits and other probably as incorrect shows.
    • bee_rider 2y ago
      TBH I have no idea, I just wanted to make the “no customer service” joke.
    • ceejayoz 2y ago
      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tortious_interference https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tortious_interference perhaps?
      • dylan604 2y ago
        somebody been watching Suits recently?
    • deleted 2y ago
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  • almostnormal 2y ago
    > [...] by doing non-work activities on the clock How do you know they are doing it on their company paid time?