Is it legal for an employer to evesdrop on personal conversations between employees without their knowing?
Yes, this is legal, provided management has informed you that it will be monitoring your telephone conversations.
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Yes, this is legal, provided management has informed you that it will be monitoring your telephone conversations.
It sounds like this practice is in violation of wage and hour laws and should be reported to the Department of Labor.
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You can file a complaint with the department of labor.
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Yes, you should be able to collect unemployment if you quit under these circumstances, provided your employer continues to withhold your paycheck.