Which statement best describes privacy rights for employees?
A)no reasonable expectation of privacy while in the workplace
B)no reasonable expectation of privacy while performing job-related duties
C)no reasonable expectation of privacy in workplaces where monitoring is already in effect
D)no reasonable expectation of privacy if the employer has a privacy policy

Question

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If an employer has already implemented monitoring practices in a workplace, employees cannot have a reasonable expectation of privacy in those areas being monitored. However, in other areas where monitoring is not in effect, employees may still have some reasonable expectation of privacy.

Which Statement Best Describes Privacy Rights for Employees