Video surveillance at work OK'd
SJC says privacy can't be expected
A receptionist who sued Salem State College after learning that there was a security camera hidden in her office, videotaping as she changed clothes, had no ''objectively reasonable expectation of privacy" in her workplace, the state's high court said yesterday. (Full article: 430 words)
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