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Navigating Wellness Program Compliance

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HIPAA Compliance: Protecting Employee Privacy HIPAA regulations primarily focus on safeguarding individuals’ protected health information (PHI). This includes information about an individual’s genetic tests, family medical history, and genetic predispositions.

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The Legal and Ethical Considerations of Employee Monitoring in the Digital Age

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Legal Considerations of Employee Monitoring Employers have the right to monitor their employees’ activities to ensure that they are working productively and following company policies. However, there are laws in place that protect employees’ privacy rights.

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Peaking Employers: Is Employee Surveillance Taking Away your Privacy

HR Digest

This meant that their employee privacy law was in danger. . Many companies have developed tools that log keystrokes or capture randomized screenshots of the content that a worker is looking at, which is why many workers feel like their privacy is endangered. . This resulted in increased concerns about privacy and legal protection. .

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What Are California Employment Laws 2024?

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This includes providing training to employees and supervisors on preventing harassment and maintaining policies and procedures for reporting and investigating complaints. Privacy Right California is a pioneer in data privacy legislation, and as of 2024, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) remains a significant factor in employment law.

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Tackling Sensitive Issues: How to Talk to an Employee About Body Odor

HR Digest

Addressing sensitive issues like how to talk to an employee about body odor requires tact and understanding. Image: Freepik How to Talk to An Employee About Body Odor Before you get started with the conversation about body odor in the workplace, you must first understand why the topic is important to address.

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Understanding Bereavement Leave: An Employer’s Guide

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The purpose of bereavement leave is to give employees the opportunity to attend funeral services, make necessary arrangements, and take time to grieve and mourn without worrying about the impact on their job or income. Communicating Bereavement Policies Clear and transparent communication is essential when it comes to bereavement policies.

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What HR Leaders Need to Know About Deepfake Technology?

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In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into what HR leaders need to know about deepfake technology, its implications, and how to navigate the ethical and practical challenges it presents. Employee Privacy Concerns The use of deepfake technology within the workplace raises ethical questions regarding employee privacy.