Legal Question in Employment Law in New York
I need a confidential meeting with my boss, but she wants two people present during the meeting. how do I explain to her that I dont want no one else in that meeting, because its a private matter.
Asked on 7/24/12, 10:41 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Antoinette Wooten
The Wooten Legal Consulting, PC
Just tell your employer it is a very private matter and that you do not want anyone else to hear what you need to say.
Are you in a union. If you are is there someone in the union you can ask to accompany you?
Answered on 7/24/12, 11:11 am
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