Myrna Arias, has filed a
lawsuit
against her former employer Intermex, a money transfer service in
Bakersfield, for invasion of privacy, retaliation, and unfair business
practices and is seeking damages in excess of $500,000. She claims she
was fired for uninstalling an app from her official iPhone, that let her
boss, John Stubits, track her movements 24 hours a day.
Xora, the
workplace management, allows an employer to monitor workers who aren’t
in the office, and is able to see the location of every on-field worker
on a Google Map to show where they have been, the route they have driven
and where they are now.
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http://anonhq.com/employer-fires-california-woman-deleting-app-tracked-24x7/
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