Legal Question in Employment Law in Connecticut

''Surveillance''
Can a large private company use a surveillance camera on their property in an area where you can expect resonable privacy, such as a restroom. Are they are allowed to put them in their to prevent employee theft and so on. If you do use a restroom and the plant is with camera's aren't you afforded privacy in a restroom? I understand they can have them on the plant floor, break room and maybe even a locker room (which might be questionable) But is a bathroom a legal place for a surveillance camera even though it is private property and a private company?

Asked on 10/30/03, 1:17 pm

Daniel Kryzanski Law Office of Daniel Kryzanski

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Re: ''Surveillance''

A company does have a right to conduct surveillance even in the rest area.

Dan Kryzanski

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Answered on 11/03/03, 9:52 am

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