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What is the name of your state? TN
I took a friend to dinner. As we were leaving a woman (X) came up to her and started discussing my friends private financial status at her place of employment. I was there and so was X's husband. My friends husband may need a heart transplant, and because of his health their bills are paid late (but always within the month they are due). The woman X said you were late with last months bill and today the new one is due. My boss said I am suppose to call everyone and tell them if they are two weeks late he will repossess. My friend said I paid you 75% of the purchase price down and I only owe 5 more payments. My friend told X the contract states paid within 30 days from the due date. Woman X said well my first loyalty is to my boss and he has advised me to bla bla bla. She went on and on and I know my friend was embarrassed because she keeps her financial matters private. Is an employee of a company allowed to do this to a customer in a public place?
I would think a reputable company would not allow this behavior by an employee especially if the issue is a private contract where I and Ms X's husband are not involved. What recourse would she have if any? Thank you
I took a friend to dinner. As we were leaving a woman (X) came up to her and started discussing my friends private financial status at her place of employment. I was there and so was X's husband. My friends husband may need a heart transplant, and because of his health their bills are paid late (but always within the month they are due). The woman X said you were late with last months bill and today the new one is due. My boss said I am suppose to call everyone and tell them if they are two weeks late he will repossess. My friend said I paid you 75% of the purchase price down and I only owe 5 more payments. My friend told X the contract states paid within 30 days from the due date. Woman X said well my first loyalty is to my boss and he has advised me to bla bla bla. She went on and on and I know my friend was embarrassed because she keeps her financial matters private. Is an employee of a company allowed to do this to a customer in a public place?
I would think a reputable company would not allow this behavior by an employee especially if the issue is a private contract where I and Ms X's husband are not involved. What recourse would she have if any? Thank you
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