Employment Law What Are Some Term Paper

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If they employees agree to it as a condition of employment, rug tests can be conducted without probable cause, although in terms of 'due process,' usually an employee cannot be terminated without a justifiable cause, such as because of his or her privately political views or race. But still, some employment contracts have 'morals clauses,' for instance, if a hired actor's behavior inhibits his or her ability to do his or her job, like to be a corporate spokesperson for a children's toy company. Employees cannot be subjected to unwarranted workplace surveillance like voyeurism, however. "In a couple of related workplace privacy lawsuits won by employees, employers claimed 'drugs' as the reason they...

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but, instead of revealing illegal drug use or sales, the hidden cameras embarrassingly exposed employees changing their clothes. In so many words, the courts found this to be a blatantly disrespectful privacy invasion ("Employee Workplace Privacy Rights," 2008, Employee Issues).
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Employee Workplace Privacy Rights." (2008). Employee Issues. Com Retrieved 12 Jan 2008 at http://employeeissues.com/workplace_privacy.htm

Right to privacy: An overview." (2008). Legal Information Institute.

Cornell University: School of Law. Retrieved 12 Jan 2008 at http://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/index.php/Privacy

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Works Cited

Employee Workplace Privacy Rights." (2008). Employee Issues. Com Retrieved 12 Jan 2008 at http://employeeissues.com/workplace_privacy.htm

Right to privacy: An overview." (2008). Legal Information Institute.

Cornell University: School of Law. Retrieved 12 Jan 2008 at http://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/index.php/Privacy


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