Prior Law PCOttawa, ON · July 16, 2020EMPLOYEE SCREEN-MONITORING SOFTWARE MAY BREACH PRIVACY LAWS
An employer’s surveillance of its employees in the workplace is anything but a straightforward topic. PIPEDA requires – broadly – that employer surveillance must be reasonable and that with some exceptions, employers … Read More
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