Can my employer tell me I can’t talk to my family at work ?
Yes of course. When you are at work you are on your employer’s time.
Arlington, TX
Litigation Lawyer at Arlington, TX
Practice Areas: Litigation, Appeals, Family
Yes of course. When you are at work you are on your employer’s time.
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I’m not sure what you are asking or why. Don’t think it is anyone’s business what he does on his lunch break. What am I missing?
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