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You are the ceo of a telemarketing company. one of your employees posts political ads in his cubicle. the company has a policy p

rohibiting this practice. the employee believes that you are violating his first amendment rights. he is

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Leto [7]3 years ago

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Wrong, the workplace is a private space and therefore the cubical is company property.

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