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ARTICLE · 02 DECEMBER 2013

What Happened To "Old-Fashioned" Values?

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We have been overwhelmed with the response to our recent post: Should You Secretly Tape Your Meetings with Employees?

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We have been overwhelmed with the response to our recent post: Should You Secretly Tape Your Meetings with Employees? 

One reader, bristled at the idea that anyone would  secretly tape – employer or employee.  Her comment led to the title of this post.

Judy Payne, commented in the LinkedIn Corporate Lawyer Network, on this tactic and other employer practices: "Personally, I find the notion of "secret" recording conniving, an assault on free speech, and a general betrayal of human decency. Whether it is an employer or an employee doing the recording, is the goal to up the ante? I don't particularly like "secret" plans to dismiss an employee either. Warn them, tell them, put a policy in place. If they are treading on thin ice, let them know. Save your company lots of money in fees for outside counsel. Further, there once was a time when people were treated as valuable for their unique contribution, skills, and perspective. They were family. Employers, once going

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