Workers who covertly recorded boss's abusive outbursts awarded payout
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The Employment Relations Authority granted a payout to workers who secretly recorded their boss. The recording captured abusive outbursts from the employer of an Auckland restaurant. The authority decided the audio evidence was admissible. This ruling followed a finding that the boss had created a hostile and unsafe environment for the staff.
The Employment Relations Authority ruled the audio admissible after finding the Auckland restaurant boss created an unsafe and hostile environment.