Supervisors can search the desk of an employee without a warrant if the search involves something related to the employee's work.

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In the context of employment, supervisors often have the right to search an employee's desk or workspace if the search is related to the employee's work or if there are policies in place that allow for such searches, as the expectation of privacy in workplace settings is typically lower than in personal settings.

Supervisors Can Search the Desk of an Employee Without a Warrant