Is it lawful for an employer to prohibit employees from
recording (in any fashion) conversations, phone calls, images or company
meetings with any recording device unless prior approval is received? That is
Whole Foods' policy. Its purpose is to foster open communication, even disagreement. Some workers,
who are organizing a union, have won a ruling from the NLRB that strikes down
the employer rule as anti-union. I disagree with the ruling, and believe a court of appeals will overturn the
ruling. The company policy is long-standing and was not implemented to thwart
the union; and more important, its purpose was to increase employee voice, not
to suppress or manage it.
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