> Also, how would you ever get caught if you just ignored what it said in the handbook? At this point, I assume that everything you do is known to everyone. I

> Also, how would you ever get caught if you just ignored what it said in the handbook? At this point, I assume that everything you do is known to everyone. It's unfortunate, but it's also the sensible assumption. Even if the law would seem to prevent them from discovering your actions, there's no reason to believe that law will actually protect you. At the very least, they can almost always fire you without any reason at all, so even the slightest suspicion is sufficient. They don't need to prove it in criminal court.