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eras in campus pub office

by Mark England

SASKATOON (CUP) - A pub employee was con- victed of theft after cam- pus security installed a video camera in the staff of- fice at the University of Saskatchewan campus pub.

The pub’s former assis- tant manager Tim Langill pleaded guilty to theft, and was given a six month sus- pended in Saskatchewan’s provincial

sentence

court January 11.

The camera was installed November 26 to monitor the staff office, said Allan MecVee, assistant supervisor of security at the U of S.

“The camera was not di- rected at everybody; we had a pretty good idea who it was aimed at,’’said campus centre executive director Bill Smith, who requested the in- vestigation.

But labour representa- tives are concerned about management’s use of hidden video cameras in employee investigations.

“We do not approve of installing video cameras to

monitor staff,” said Cana-

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dian Union of Public Em- plyees president Glen Maka- honuk. “

“Unfortunately, there is not a lot we can do about it. They do not even tell us when the cameras are in- stalled,” he said.

But Smith argues that the campus centre manage- ment had no choice.

“J do not feel very good.

about ‘the need to use them. But if it is a choice between that and somebody ripping off the bar, then I am afraid I will have to take the video camera.”

“An employee theft in-. vestigation is very delicate,” said Peter Flaman, director of Flaman Investigation Ltd. “To acquire the evidence re- quired for a conviction you have two options: plant a security person in the staff to observe or install a video camera to monitor the sus- pects.”

“Video cameras are more efficient and reliable than an observer,” added Flaman. “They do, however, tend to make many other infractions transparent that were not before.”

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