Marlene Kennedy reports:
A New York Department of Labor worker, who was fired and got his job back because his bosses had snooped on him, wants his job back after being fired a second time.
In terminating him again, Michael A. Cunningham claims, the department failed to carry out a review of his first firing as ordered by New York’s highest court, which found that GPS tracking devices placed on his car to gather evidence of misconduct were “excessively intrusive.”
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