Calif. Bill Would Keep Employee Data Out Of Privacy Law - Law360

By Allison Grande (February 22, 2022, 10:43 PM EST) -- A California state lawmaker has floated legislation that would extend a moratorium that's set to expire in January on the application of the state's landmark consumer privacy law to data that companies collect from employees and other businesses. Under the California Consumer Privacy Act, which was enacted in 2018 and took effect in January 2020, companies need to ensure that consumers are able to access, delete and stop the sale of their personal information. These obligations largely don't apply to information collected in the employment, human resources and business-to-business contexts, with companies that handle this data needing only to provide notice of. . .

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