Florida law on employee having access to their own employment files
Does a employee of a Company have the right to see their own records or files.
Or do they have to get a lawyer to be able to see them. I would really like to know what law is on this matter. You know can a employer tell you that you can't look at you own file or records with having to get a lawyer before they will let you see.
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Florida law on employee having access to their own employment files
Correction to previous answer. The first sentence should read "There is NO Florida law which ..."
posted by Bonnie Riggens | May 15, 2007 10:36 AM [EST]
Correction to previous answer. The first sentence should read "There is NO Florida law which ..."
posted by Bonnie Riggens | May 15, 2007 10:36 AM [EST]
Florida law on employee having access to their own employment files
There is florida law which provides a nonpublic employee the right to see there personnel file - they are considered the property of the employer. There is no law which requires an employee to hire a lawyer to before they are allowed to see their records. The employer is just making this up - if they want to allow you to see the records they can do so without you hiring an attorney.
posted by Bonnie Riggens | May 15, 2007 10:33 AM [EST]
There is florida law which provides a nonpublic employee the right to see there personnel file - they are considered the property of the employer. There is no law which requires an employee to hire a lawyer to before they are allowed to see their records. The employer is just making this up - if they want to allow you to see the records they can do so without you hiring an attorney.
posted by Bonnie Riggens | May 15, 2007 10:33 AM [EST]
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