May 242022
May 24, 2022
Breaches, Court, Non-U.S., Surveillance, Workplace
EchoLive reports:
The Court of Appeal has upheld a decision that a hospice employee’s data protection rights were breached over the use of data from CCTV footage in a disciplinary investigation into unauthorised breaks.
The disciplinary action against Cormac Doolin arose as a result of an inquiry into graffiti which had been carved into a table of the staff tearoom saying: “Kill all whites, ISIS is my life”.
Read more at EchoLive.ie
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