Natalie Pierce, Julie Stockton and Courtney Chambers of Littler describe some of the technologies and issues that arise when businesses re-open and need to keep their employees safe. Here’s part of their article: One way AI can assist in successful return-to-work strategies is through contact tracing and predictive modeling to help halt the spread of the…
Category: Workplace
AU: ‘Whistleblower’ accuses Noni B owner of mass privacy breach
David Marin-Guzman reports: Fashion retailer Mosaic Brands has been accused of sharing personal information of millions of customers to a third party, offering fake discounts and not allowing customers to exit mass marketing emails. Former head of customer relationship management Meray Azar alleged she was unlawfully fired for raising the privacy and spam issues with…
Coronavirus recovery – 6 data protection steps the U.K. ICO wants organizations to take
The U.K.’s Information Commissioner’s Office has issued a guidance to organizations as businesses in the U.K. begin to reopen. Although it is oriented to coronavirus recovery, it is just sound advice, period. As lockdown restrictions start to ease and businesses begin to reopen, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has set out the key steps organisations…
New York Legislators Dump Law That Allowed PDs To Withhold Officers’ Disciplinary Records
Tim Cushing writes: More than 40 years after a law went on the books in New York allowing cops, firefighters, and corrections officers to have their disciplinary records hidden from the public, the NYPD suddenly decided to start following the law. For years, the NYPD gave journalists access to “Personnel Orders,” which detailed the outcomes of closed internal investigations….