When does an employee have a 'reasonable expectation' of privacy?

Reasonable expectation 'takes its colour from context’: Ontario Supreme Court decides on teachers' union grievance

When does an employee have a 'reasonable expectation' of privacy?

A recent Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) trial decided in the favour of two Ontario teachers whose private communication had been viewed, recorded and shared them with the school board, which used the screenshots to issue reprimands.

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