Labor/Employment
Jul. 10, 2006
Employers Need Master Plan to Protect Privacy of Personal Data
Focus Column - California statutes require employers to safeguard the personal and private information that they obtain from their employees, including employees' medical information, credit information, and Social Security numbers.
Focus Column
By John Nadolenco and Francisco Ochoa
California statutes require employers to safeguard the personal and private information that they obtain from their employees, including employees' medical information, credit information, and Social Security numbers. Employers store much of this information electronically to increase the manageability of the information.
Recent headlines, however...
By John Nadolenco and Francisco Ochoa
California statutes require employers to safeguard the personal and private information that they obtain from their employees, including employees' medical information, credit information, and Social Security numbers. Employers store much of this information electronically to increase the manageability of the information.
Recent headlines, however...
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