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How Are You Handling Personal Information?

Banks, retailers, recruiters and other organizations must adopt adequate measures to protect employee and client data immediately or else risk prosecution. In fact, the United Kingdom’s Information Commissioner recently announced it had found 12 firms, Read More...

Posted 15 July 07 05:43 by Maricelle Ruiz | 0 Comments   
Filed under United Kingdom, BBC, consumer protection, online privacy, advertising and marketing, Barclays, Information Commissioner’s Office, NatWest, ICO, Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations, John Lewis, Orange, SWIFT, Data Protection Act

Controlling employee email and Internet use may violate European law

Countries throughout Europe may be relaxing data protection and privacy laws to fight terrorism and organized crime. But when it comes to protecting employee confidentiality, the European Court of Human Rights recently decided to draw the line. In the Read More...

Posted 20 April 07 07:01 by Maricelle Ruiz | 247 Comments   
Filed under United Kingdom, online privacy, ZDNet UK News, Chris Pounder, 62617/00, European Court of Human Rights, Lynette Copland, ECHR, employee email, Europe, Carmarthenshire, employee Internet, European Convention on Human Rights, Copland v. United Kingdom

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