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Is It Legal For My Employer To Record/listen To My Private Conversations In A House Provided As Part Of My Job

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Benjiboy | 20:43 Mon 23rd Oct 2017 | Law
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I have found bugging equipment hidden in a house provided as part of my job.
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is it a furnished house? Maybe the bugs were already there for the previous employee, if they were dodgy?
Benji - You are completely anonymous on this board.

Your reluctance to explain exactly what your employer's business is is hampering anyone giving you a definitive answer.

As I said earlier it certainly seems unlikely that your employer can listen, legally, to the way you live your life away from work.....BUT there may well be extenuating circumstances which give him 'the right'.

// If you are good with accents or have a few asian friends,//
yeah I do a really good non spec Arab accent - I keel you now etc
and the odd phrase in character - ya salaam and "ya allahu!"

and that unstable aceetone based explosive is "umm shaytaan"

//is it a furnished house? Maybe the bugs were already there for the previous employee, if they were dodgy?//

I think he has implied yes already alba as he mentioned earlier that there were suspicions of theft - which cd mean they are allowed to secretly monitor

I must say I wouldnt go down a legal route but more attracted to getting the dog in and howl down the mike for hours on end. [but I agree he didnt ask that. I am used to being secretly videod - and yes concentrate on mincing down the street with bottom waggling like Marilyn M and my buttocks clenched]

sozza drifting off thread just a smidge



Hi. I wondered if there had been any developments on this please Benjiboy?

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