After discovering hidden cameras inside approximately 14 metro buses, Vancouver bus drivers and the Canadian Auto Workers Union 111 are seeking legal advice as to whether Coast Mountain Bus Company breached the drivers' privacy, the Vancouver Sun reports. Cameras were originally installed to provide security and protection for drivers, but the second "hidden" lens was reportedly never disclosed. A union representative said, "The greatest damage that has been done is to the employees in terms of mistrust...It's not a good feeling to find out the company installed secret cameras." The company has said the cameras were supposed to have been removed and has apologized to its 3,500 drivers.
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