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More than Employees Bargained For: Do Union Employees Have a Right to Bargain Over Company Data Breaches?

Posted in Data Breach, Data Breach Notification

Originally posted to Mintz Levin’s Employment Matters Blog These days most employers manage a vast amount of electronic information about their employees, including the employees’ personal identifying information. But, what obligations do employers have to unionized employees with respect to managing that information and bargaining with them in the event of a breach of their private… Continue Reading

Register for our next Wednesday Webinar — February 25

Posted in Employee Privacy, Events and Webinars, HIPAA/HITECH, Identity Theft, Mobile Privacy, Privacy Litigation, Security, Social Media

Registration is open for the next installment in the Mintz Levin Privacy & Security Group Wednesday Webinar series — This webinar,  scheduled for Wednesday, February 25,  will focus on privacy in the workplace. Our workplace is everywhere these days, which makes employment and privacy compliance even more challenging. Jen Rubin and Gauri Punjabi will discuss… Continue Reading

NLRB Continues Aggressive Crackdown on Social Media Policies

Posted in Employee Privacy, Social Media

In the past few years the National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB”) has taken an increased interest in whether workplace policies prohibiting employees from discussing the terms and conditions of their employment on social media such as Facebook and Twitter violate the National Labor Relations Act (“NLRA”) by interfering with workers’ rights to engage in concerted… Continue Reading

On the 10th Day of Privacy, my employer gave to me …..

Posted in Employee Privacy, Privacy Litigation, Social Media

And, no — it was not a big fat bonus.    On this 10th Day of Privacy, we  look ahead at employment related privacy issues …. Written by Michael Arnold As use of social media and other technologies continue to raise serious employment-related privacy issues in the workplace, expect to see a flurry of activity… Continue Reading

NLRB to Costco: Your Social Media Policy Needs a Do-Over

Posted in Privacy Regulation

By David M. Katz There is no denying that the NLRB has recently devoted significant attention to employee’s use of social media.  Since August 2011, the Board’s Acting General Counsel, Lafe Solomon, issued three reports outlining his view of how the NLRA applies to employers’ social media policies and employees’ social media postings.  Click here… Continue Reading

NLRB Continues to Speak Out on Social Media

Posted in Employee Privacy, Privacy Regulation

Recently, the National Labor Relations Board Acting General Counsel Lafe E. Solomon issued his third and latest report on social media cases, providing specific guidance on how to construct a lawful social media policy.  In the report, Solomon takes a narrow view of what types of policy provisions are acceptable and instructs, for example, that… Continue Reading