The common law of torts protects employees from all of the following except:
A) an unreasonable intrusion into their private lives by employers.
B) unreasonable disclosure by employers of private information.
C) unreasonable publicity putting them in a false light.
D) monitoring of employer-provided e-mail systems.
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A) a
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A) is not protected by the
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A) prohibits
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A) family leave
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