"privacy" Blog Tag
Fitness trackers = healthier employees (and privacy concerns)
May 29th, 2019 by Lariza Hebert at Fisher Phillips
In my day, our fitness tracker was our gym teacher, someone like Coach Mellor (Mr. Benesh).
Nowadays you can fit a phone, calendar, games, entertainment system, weather station, camera and a map of the world on your wrist. And the fitness tracker you wear to help you stay healthy and save your employer some money on insurance.
Turns out that fitness tracker can also collect data that can cost your employer money.
Lariza Hebert helps you understand:
- an employee's "right to privacy"
- technology and healthy living in the workplace
- concerns with data privacy
- employer best practices
Employee Privacy and Social Security Numbers
January 11th, 2019 by Emily Schifter at Troutman Sanders
(Um, you might want to at least put that payroll report in a folder.)
Emily Schifter helps you consider technology's role in society and growing presence in the workplace by providing some guidance on:
- different standards for different types of technology and gathered information
- storing what you gather
- deciding how monitoring your employees will affect your workplace.
Biometrics in the Workplace
November 7th, 2018 by Karen Glickstein at Polsinelli
Biometrics in the workplace because it is scary for employers; it is scary for employees, it provides an additional level of security, it means taking steps to make sure you don't get sued, it requires implanting "a-device-that-you-won't-even-notice" in the forehead of each employee.
Karen Glickstein provides a list of seven YDGs (you-do-gigs) (pronounced "ya dig?" or the alternative "why dogs?" (to which I respond, "why not dogs?")) before you biometric up your workforce.
