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We don’t have any of those confidential or business-only type clarifications in the email signatures (the way schools and larger companies do); we are a very smallbusiness. Of course, he could copy and forward the emails to anyone, as could any of us. Your coworker sounds like a frickin’ disaster.
My employer is having a few issues with my workethic and what not (apparently), and has informed my parents about this, rather than bringing the issue up with me directly. But it’s quite reasonable to ask, and you can point out that HR work in particular often requires confidentiality and see what they say. Is it legal?
Is that even legal? Legally, yes, they could. I certainly hope that you won’t let it impact your assessment of my own work and my own workethic.”. Not every smallbusiness is a mess — many are great — but there’s a definite correlation between size and level of organization/professionalism.
Jess Bailey Founder, Managing Attorney of Bailey Law Firm As a pioneering managing attorney and the founder of Bailey Law Firm, Bailey has transformed the legal landscape with her innovative flat-fee model, which enhances transparency and accessibility for clients. She has also authored four influential legal publications.
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