He s still an employee of the cruise line, and as such I m sure he s required to adhere to a code of

Katy says she was a passenger on the Disney Wonder in April when her phone went missing. Then the phone recently started uploading photos to her iCloud, showing a crew member named Nelson. She figured he was the phone thief, and started posting his adventures in a Facebook photo album.
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Not much of a vacation for the crew. They re typically not permitted to mingle with passengers while off duty. He may have access to one or two rooms with windows, but most crew lounges, etc. are deep inside the belly of the ship. Rooms with views are typically reserved for paying customers, not paid employees. He s probably stuck in interior lounges watching the same reruns on closed-circuit TV for hours on end.
If He s going to get fired anyway, what would prevent him from just strolling around wherever he wanted? I suppose they could lock him in the brig ( I assume they have one of some type ) but then he would just sue them, so .
He s still an employee of the cruise line, and as such I m sure he s required to adhere to a code of conduct. I m sure there are provisions within that code of conduct that would allow the cruise line to detain him for violating certain parts of it. In fact it wouldn t surprise me if it contains specific provisions for cases such as this. Something like if you re suspended you have to stay out of way of both other employees who are on duty as well as passengers, otherwise you ll be confined to your quarters. And if you refuse to remain in your quarters then we ll lock you up.
Violating a corporate code of conduct is a civil matter and not one which will allow them to detain barge cruises in france anyone. if an employer was allowed to detain employees for violating the terms of the employee handbook I could get a heck of a lot more work out of my guys. Alas, I can t.
It never ceases to amaze me that people who find things like iPhones, or steal them, especially in this environment, think they will get away keeping it for themselves? And at the same time, endanger their jobs? Duh.
this may be just me being silly about semantics. But why is it relevant that it was an iphone that was stolen? I feel like if it were any other kind of phone it would just be entitled a phone or at best a smart phone .
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