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Old 22-02-2004, 09:30   #4
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Re: Cameras in the Workplace

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Originally Posted by blackthorn
We`ve got a new manager at work and he`s had cameras put up all over the place. He now wants to put a camera in our staff room. His reasoning is that it`s for security reasons but we all know it is to moniter tea and dinner breaks. We are keeping him at bay for the moment by telling him that the female staff members get changed in there. In the end, he probably will just go ahead and install them. Can he do this?
If you have a health and safety rep. at work talk to them about it. The DPA has strict rules about cctv monitoring. The law is a bit flakey on this but if he does install them you have a right to access the recordings.
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