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Facebook privacy settings and privacy in the workplace

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Facebook and Employee Privacy

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No privacy for drug-test pees

Employees Have a Right to Privacy in E-Mail Sent from Work

Social media and privacy cannot coexist

Do you know? More on the lack of privacy in social media

Lawyers Also Can Be Snared by Privacy Rules

Government Employee Privacy Rights

CA Supreme Court: No Invasion of Privacy

Swine Flu and Workplace Privacy

Workplace Privacy? Don’t Expect Much

Work Place Privacy in California

Upcoming Events on Workplace Privacy Issues

Right of Privacy Does Not Trump Government’s Right to Know its Contract Employees

Email Privacy Rights at Work in New York

SEALS Part II: Workplace Privacy and the Internet

More Privacy in Social Media Proposed in Congress

Kim on Electronic Privacy & Ee Speech

The Titanic’s Connection to Electronic Communications Privacy

Supreme Court Guts Privacy Act

Supreme Court will Decide Privacy Case

Secunda on Public/Private Workplace Privacy

Clearing up some misconceptions on social media and privacy

Mexico Issues New Privacy Notice Guidelines

Text message privacy at the Supreme Court

Mexico Issues New Privacy Notice Guidelines

Clearing up some misconceptions on social media and privacy

No Invasion of Privacy for Publication of MySpace Posting

Supreme Court to Examine Digital Privacy of Employees

NASA v. Nelson and Public Employee Informational Privacy

NASA v. Nelson and Public Employee Informational Privacy

Workplace Privacy 2014: What’s New and What Employers May Expect

Supreme Court To Address Electronic Privacy in the Workplace

New Employee Privacy Law in Virginia Goes Into Effect July 2013

Whistleblower Scores Victory Over Justice Department Privacy Violations

Do employees have any privacy rights in personal emails sent from corporate accounts?

New Maryland Statute Further Complicates Patchwork of "Credit Privacy" Laws

HHS Releases Long-Awaited Health Privacy Rule

HHS Releases Long-Awaited Health Privacy Rule

Obama Administration Uses Privacy Act To Limit Congressional Oversight

NWC Urges Supreme Court Not to Weaken the Privacy Act

Court of Appeal Explains Invasion of Privacy Claim in California

HHS Releases Long-Awaited Health Privacy Rule

New Employee Privacy Law in Virginia Goes Into Effect July 2013

Life in the Digital Age: Is There Such a Thing as a Reasonable Expectation of Privacy?

Emerging laws protect the internet privacy of employees and students

New Jersey Employers May Not "Like" State's New Social Media "Privacy Settings"

Employee Bathroom Surveillance Camera, Although Faulty, Could Be Invasion of Privacy

Employee bathroom surveillance camera, although faulty, could be invasion of privacy

New Jersey Employers May Not "Like" State's New Social Media "Privacy Settings"

A Future Supreme Court Case on Public E-Mail Privacy?

The Supreme Court Sidesteps the Major Privacy Issue in Quon

U.S. SUPREME COURT TO HEAR APPEAL ON PRIVACY OF TEXT MESSAGES

Supreme Court Grants Cert in Quon Privacy Case

Due to Privacy Concerns, New E-Verify Registrants Will Need to Supply More Information

United States Supreme Court Reviews Privacy In the Workplace

New Regulations Create Potential Privacy Risk in Corporate Transactions

Workplace Camera Doesn't Violate Employee Privacy Rights

New Regulations Create Potential Privacy Risk in Corporate Transactions

Supreme Court Takes Public Employee Privacy Case

California Supreme Court Upholds Limitations On Workplace Right to Privacy

Supreme Court to Hear Text Message Privacy Case

Employee Has Privacy Interest In E-Mail Communications To Attorney On Company Computer

Supreme Court Takes Public Employee Informational Privacy Case

Here’s My Invite, so Friend Me, Maybe? Changing Notions of Privacy in Social Media

Levinson on Social Media, Privacy, and the Employment Relationship: The American Experience

Firestorm Over Change in Facebook's Privacy Settings Has Important Implications for Employers

FTC Releases Privacy Report Advocating Modified Regulatory Approach

Cycle-Tracking Apps and Data Privacy in the Post-Roe Climate

Wild West: Firms interpret California’s privacy law as they see fit

The Supreme Court’s opinion on cell phone privacy is a must-read for all employers

NASA v. Nelson: Employee background checks vs. privacy at the Supreme Court

Denniston on Oral Argument in Supreme Court Quon Privacy Case

Philip Gordon Answers Questions About Human Resources' Top Privacy Concerns

Firestorm Over Change in Facebook's Privacy Settings Has Important Implications for Employers

New Jersey Appeals Court Broadly Construes Employee's "Right To Privacy" Using Company Computers

What can I do if someone associated with my workers' comp case violates my health information privacy rights?

Schools and Bosses Feel Entitled to Violate Privacy in Social Media Accounts

6th Circuit recognizes reasonable expectation of privacy in commercially-stored emails

Employees' Expectations of Privacy Limited When Using Company-Issued Electronic Devices

Rep. Boucher's Privacy Bill Would Impose Substantial Burdens on Virtually All Employers

Social Media Password Protection and Privacy -- The Patchwork of State Laws and How It Affects Employers

Quon v. Arch Wireless: If privacy rights fall in the forest and no one chooses to rule on them…

Unanimous US Supreme Court: Constitutional Right to Informational Privacy Not Violated by NASA Background Check

Recent Class Action Lawsuits Shine The Spotlight On The Camouflaged Privacy Law: GINA

Social Media Password Protection and Privacy -- The Patchwork of State Laws and How It Affects Employers

What Does the Criminal Conviction for Privacy Law Violations of Three Google Executives in Italy Mean for Multi-National Employers in the U.S.?

Quon Decision Provides Useful Guidance for Private Employers While Skirting Broad Pronouncements on Employee Privacy Rights

The U.S. Supreme Court Holds that Corporations Do Not Qualify for Personal Privacy Exception Under the Freedom of Information Act

United States Supreme Court Grants Review of Employee Privacy/Text-Messaging Case

Quon Decision Provides Useful Guidance for Private Employers While Skirting Broad Pronouncements on Employee Privacy Rights

Two Recent Decisions Illuminate for Employers the Broad Contours of ADA Confidentiality vs. the Narrow Boundaries of HIPAA Privacy

Public Employees' Have No Privacy Rights In Text Messages Sent on Employer-Issued Phone, Supreme Court Rules

Start-up offers social media background searches; employers rejoice and privacy advocates mistakenly groan

Supreme Court of Canada Concludes that Employees May Have a Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in Relation to Their Work-Issued Computers

Illinois Supreme Court Recognizes Privacy Tort & Holds Employer Liable Under Agency Law

Court compels production of social networking user names, logins, and passwords, and dispels any notions of personal privacy

Minnesota Appellate Court Rules that Temporary Posting of Medical Information on MySpace.Com Supports a Privacy Breach Claim Even if Seen by Only a Few

Oral Argument in the Quon Text Messaging Case Suggests the U.S. Supreme Court Will Avoid a Broad Pronouncement Concerning Employee Privacy Rights

Employers Should Act Promptly in Response to NJ High Court's Recognition of Employee's Right to Privacy in Lawyer-Client Emails Stored on Company Computers

California Supreme Court's Ruling that Hidden Video Surveillance Did Not Violate Employees' Privacy Rights Provides Useful Guidance for Conducting Lawful Investigations

Littler Mendelson's Privacy and Data Protection Practice Group Chair Philip Gordon Interviewed About Maryland Facebook Password Law

Littler Mendelson's Privacy and Data Protection Practice Group Chair Philip Gordon Interviewed About Illinois Social Network Password Law

Littler Privacy & Background Check Chairs to Speak About Background Checks

Littler Privacy & Background Check Chairs to Speak About Background Checks

Federal Courts' Disagreement Over E-Mail Privacy Highlights Employers' Need to Revisit E-Mail Policies

A pisser of an invasion-of-privacy case: Ohio Supreme Court find no cause of action when employer watches an employee give a urine sample for a drug test

California Supreme Court's Ruling that Hidden Video Surveillance Did Not Violate Employees' Privacy Rights Provides Useful Guidance for Conducting Lawful Investigations

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