A ban on exclusivity clauses for low-paid workers and changes to data protection rules are likely to feature in this year’s Queen’s Speech, which will be delivered tomorrow (10 May) to parliament.... Read more »
French subsidiary of Swedish furniture retailer receives €1 million fine for snooping of employees. The post Ikea France fined €1m for spying on staff appeared first on Personnel Today. Read more »
There could be a need for employees to share health credentials once the pandemic recedes. IBM is one of the companies developing secure ‘health passports’. The post Could a blockchain health record... Read more »
In the first legal challenge of its kind, former Uber drivers in the UK and Portugal are suing the taxi-hailing… The post Uber sued for ‘automated’ dismissals appeared first on Personnel Today. Read more »
Complex patchwork of rules and practices between countries is dissuading employers from implementing track and trace schemes. The post GDPR: Business needs Europe-wide track and trace cohesion appeared first on Personnel Today. Read more »
The European Court of Human Rights has overturned a previous judgment it made in the case of López Ribalda and… The post Spanish supermarket covert surveillance did not violate human rights appeared... Read more »
With 44 days to go until the UK leaves the EU, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has published a...
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Almost nine in 10 employees would be happy for their employers to collect data on them if it meant their...
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This week’s Court of Appeal decision that Morrisons was vicariously liable for a serious data breach by a disgruntled employee...
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The Court of Appeal has upheld the judgment finding Morrisons vicariously liable for the leak of payroll data by a...
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