You're listening to the Jeff Fisher Show.

How far do you go for a job

being tracked by GPS?

Seriously, how far do you go?

This woman in California, Myrna Arias, she's suing her former employee

Intermex because her lawsuit claims the company was invading her privacy, wrongful termination and unfair business

practices.

Now she's seeking $500,000 in damages.

What happened?

Well, she went to work for Intermix. 36-year-old single mother of two.

They gave her an app on her cell phone. Her job is visiting Bodegas and Hispanic business owners

to convince them to install Intermex machines across Central California.

They made her put this app on her phone X-O-R-A, Zora, which tracks you.

They told her, you have the app on, we need to know where you're at 24-7.

She did not like that.

She did not like that at all.

They needed to have their phones.

Now according to this, I was thinking that, well, if you shut your phone off, is the GPS still working?

And I believe money phones phones they probably still are but they

told her that you know they didn't want her to shut the phone off keep it on and

they knew where she was at all the time. So she and another

employee deleted the app. A few weeks later they were both fired.

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