Legal Question in Employment Law in Illinois
Recording conversations with co-workers
Can I legally record conversations between myself and a coworker? I am encountering harrassment from this person and to avoid a ''he said'' - ''she said'' situation, I'd like to record my conversations with her to validate my statements to my employer.
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Re: Recording conversations with co-workers
Under Illinois law, not without the other party's permission.
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Re: Recording conversations with co-workers
No, you may not. It is illegal.
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