Put into question by the Stern magazine, the discount store Lidl admitted that it draws up very detailed files on its employees, to "find professional offenses". Taken from videos filmed behind the staff's back, these files contain many private data, which conflicts with German law. (Ref. 080241)
The German discount store Lidl, already famous for slowing down the establishment of a works council in its subsidiaries (Ref. 06666), is faced with a new scandal concerning the way it deals with its staff. Relying on serious documents, the Stern daily (March 27, 2008) is accusing Lidl of spying on its employees. In possession of hundreds of pages of internal protocols concerning subsidiaries in Low-Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein, and North Rhine Westphalia, it tells how Lidl uses surveillance came
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