Applicants' Right to Privacy in The Hiring Process
Applicants' Right to Privacy in The Hiring Process
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A criminal record can be one of the most significant impediments to finding a job in the United States. At the same time, gainful employment is considered to be a major factor in preventing recidivism among people with criminal records.
Workplace Privacy for Employees
Workplace Privacy for Employees
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FAQs: Your Right to Workplace Privacy
Employers have broad leeway to intrude on your privacy in the workplace, but there are some limits on how far they can go.
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Can I Be Fired For Something I Posted on My Facebook Page?
There are some legal protections for employees who are fired or disciplined for their online posts.
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Can I Refuse to Participate in a Workplace Investigation?
Question: A coworker complained about sexual harassment in our department. She told the HR Director that some of the guys tell dirty jokes and make sexist remarks and that our manager joins in. She named me as a witness to some of these incidents. I have seen and heard the comments she complained about,
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Breach of Confidentiality of Personnel Records
Your employer is legally obligated to keep certain employee records private.
