Legal Briefs™ Workplace Privacy: Does It Really Exist?

With questions about workplace privacy on the rise, managers need to understand the rules of effective, legal documentation and what to communicate to employees about organizational and individual privacy rights.

About Legal Briefs Workplace Privacy:

Inappropriately stored records, privacy and confidentiality violations, poorly secured documents—they all create legal risk. This program examines employees' rights to privacy and your organization's rights to protect its information and property. Managers will learn how to effectively and legally establish, document, communicate and enforce policies regarding privacy.

Program Objectives

• Define employee’s privacy rights
• Define employer’s rights to protect property, information and security
• Establish, document, communicate and enforce an organization’s employment policies
• Identify four main issues regarding privacy issues in the workplace
• Take three action steps that can keep you and your organization out of court

Self Study Objectives

• Define employee’s privacy rights
• Define employer’s rights to protect property, information and security
• Establish, document, communicate and enforce an organization’s employment policies
• Identify four main issues regarding privacy issues in the workplace
• Take three action steps that can keep you and your organization out of court

Languages Available (sold separately): English

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