The EEOC’s new fact sheet on wearable technologies under employment anti-discrimination laws addresses collecting and using information from wearables, and reasonable accommodations. Many states have ...
For HR professionals and people leaders in Maine, the act sets clear statutory requirements around when employer surveillance ...
Maine LD 61 establishes new limitations on employer surveillance and creates mandatory disclosure obligations for employers that monitor employees through electronic means.
Perhaps the most well-known data heist perpetrated by an “insider” was Edward Snowden’s appropriation and disclosure of data from the National Security Agency. The Snowden case demonstrated the cost ...
The first of this two-part series on employee monitoring explores the increasingly widespread nature of the technology and the risks involved for employers in going down this route. HSBC also stepped ...
Protecting patient data is crucial for businesses in the healthcare sector since cyberattacks are a common occurrence. There have already been 415 data breach cases made public in 2024 alone. To ...
This second in a two-part series on employee monitoring looks at the key issues employers need to tackle if they wish to introduce the technology successfully. The first article in this two-part ...
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