Worker had his own corner office in a prestigious Company. Manager thought that Worker may have been divulging trade secrets of the Company to others outside of the Company. Manager talked with Boss about the situation regarding Worker, and Boss told Manager that Manager should use his own professional discretion in handling the situation. Manager then decided to search Worker's office, and asked Janitor to open Worker's office door while Worker was on vacation . Manager then opened and searched through Worker's desk drawers. If Worker brings suitagainst Manager for invasion of privacy, which of the following (if shown to be the truth) would be most relevant? Worker had actuallydivulged trade secretswhile at work. Worker had a key to his own office, and no employee (except Janitor) had normal access to Worker's office or desk. Manager subsequently communicated to Boss that Worker had indeed been divulging trade secrets. Manager was operating under the professional discretion given to him by Boss when he went into the office of Worker and searched throughWorker's desk