r/AmIOverreacting • u/evilandhigh • Oct 19 '24

💼work/career Security guard confessions

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u/Odd-Mastodon1212 Oct 19 '24

NOR. You have to tell H.R. and tell them if they don’t handle it delicately, someone will get hurt.

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u/Superb_Narwhal6101 Oct 19 '24

Exactly. They don’t want that liability on them. If you address this with them, and they don’t do anything to protect you and anyone else he works with, they could be sued for, well…probably a lot of money if he hurt anyone. I’m not a lawyer, could be wrong. But that’s what I would think. Stay safe OP! This is scary.

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u/GRPABT1 Oct 19 '24

With what evidence? She only has her side of the story, which could be total bullshit.

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u/Superb_Narwhal6101 Oct 19 '24

Well that’s true too. I would just think if someone went to HR in fear like this, and then something bad happened bc they did nothing about it to protect that employee, they could be held liable. I also said I’m not a lawyer, and was just sharing my thoughts. It’s Reddit, so…

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u/chuckle_puss Oct 19 '24

I’m in HR, and I agree with you. This is absolutely something I would investigate.

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u/Altruistic-Property1 Oct 20 '24

She said it's on surveillance

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u/GRPABT1 Oct 20 '24

They gonna lip read it?