Re: Boss showing personal documents to co-workers
Posted by Jenn on 2/05/08
Your resume isn't a personal document. It is information you freely provided to a prospective employer with full knowledge that it would be shared among multiple individuals at that company. It is not protected information, and there is really nothing to prevent the information from being shared with your peers. It may not be professional, but when you voluntarily hand information over to a company you cannot control how they use that information. In addition, having "chuckles" at your expense doesn't affect your ability to maintain employment, doesn't cost you a promotion or a job, and has no demonstrable harm. Without harm, exactly what are you suing to recover? Your dignity? Because I don't think they award damages for that.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Boss showing personal documents to co-workers, 2/04/08, by Thomas Edwinson.
- Re: Boss showing personal documents to co-workers, 2/05/08, by Jenn.
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