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Old 01-12-2014, 22:12   #11
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Re: Recording a call - VM staff

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Originally Posted by devilincarnate View Post
Interesting fact: This also applies to meetings.

Second interesting fact: Nothing's against the law until there is a law against it, and there's a lot of things that people don't like that aren't enough of a problem for someone to have actually made a law against it. RIPA is actually a relatively new act, and as Kushan states, is really against abuse of power by the authorities.

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Originally Posted by GrimUpNorth View Post
Slightly different scenario.

Mrs G recorded a meeting with her boss, the HR person and the union rep. She then produced a written 'record' of the meeting in the subsequent employment tribunal and described it as an almost verbatim record.

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So sometimes just letting them know you've got a recording after the event can be enough to get the outcome you want.
Indeed, that is correct. Sorry to hear your Mrs had to go through the employment tribunal though, funny enough that's the same scenario I was in when I first had to read up on the law regarding these things :-P
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