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Can an employer direct an employee to make a call to a friend of hers to check on another employee before hiring?
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An employee might reasonably refuse such a request; employees have a right to keep their private lives separate from their professional lives. However, an employee might also wish to cooperate with this request; it could be helpful to the company for which the employee works, and I really do not see it as a betrayal of a friendship. If the person that the employee has been asked to check on is going to be harmful to the company in some way, wouldn't it be better to know? The employee will, after all, be affected by the success or failure of the company which employs him or her.
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