By Robert Swider and Steve Leasia
Oregon employers need to be aware of changes made by SB 248 which the Governor signed into law after a protracted battle in the Legislature. This Bill makes several significant changes to two areas of Employment Law for employment agreements entered into after January 1, 2008.
The law provides that employment […]
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In the last issue of our newsletter, we briefly explored how employers might use their own internal business records containing employees’ personal information in the context of investigating those employees for potential misconduct. In this issue, we wanted to expand upon that topic in light of the recent press over the board of directors investigations at […]
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by Tichelle Sorensen
1.0 Defining Customer Information as Property
In the wake of a recent privacy policy update by AT&T Corporation defining customer information for some of its products as corporate property,[1] consumer advocates expressed concern over the possible implications for customers of companies who adopt these types of policies.[2] Although subsequent retractions indicate that concern over […]
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