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The pandemic caused individuals and companies alike to alter or check their normal security and data protection practices.
In 2019, I couldn t imagine providing my name and mobile phone number to restaurant hosts â that would then be written on a long and exposed paper list of other diners, too â to get a table inside. Nor could I have imagined logging, recording and sharing the health data of myself and others, to facilitate contact tracing.
On the corporate side, many organizations accelerated their journeys to the cloud, partially to enable their decentralized and hybrid or fully home-based workforce and customers. As we ve watched the boundaries between home and work, personal and business, and even customers, employees, employers and vendors blur â and continue to â there are many unique security factors to consider.
right to erasure; and
right to data portability.
The supervision of employees in the workplace by an employer is subject to specific legal requirements that must be complied with, set out under Article L261-1 of the Labour Code.
2.5 Are contingent worker arrangements specifically regulated?
The Labour Code recognises the following contingent worker arrangements.
Temporary agency work: The operation of a temporary employment agency consists of hiring and remunerating employees with a view to making them temporarily available to certain users for the performance of a specific and unsustainable task, known as a ‘mission .
This activity is carried out within the framework of a triangular relationship involving a temporary work agency, a temporary worker and a user company.
Request for urgent hearing into Census data protection By TPN/Lusa, in News, Politics · 29-04-2021 16:25:00 · 0 Comments
The BE political party has requested the urgent parliamentary hearing of the president of the Directive Council of the National Statistics Institute (INE) to clarify the issue of protection of personal data in the 2021 Census.
“The country became aware that the National Data Protection Commission issued a resolution addressed to the National Statistics Institute (INE) in order for this entity to suspend any transfer of personal data to the United States of America or any third countries within the framework of the 2021 Census”, begins statement sent to the Lusa agency.
Apple s Personalized Ads System Targeted in Privacy Complaint to French Data Regulator
Tuesday March 9, 2021 1:48 am PST by Tim Hardwick
Apple s advertising system for monetizing its apps and services is the target of a new complaint in France that has been brought against it by a lobby group representing startups and venture capital firms (via
Submitted on Tuesday by France Digitale to the country s National Data Protection Commission (CNIL), the complaint focuses on an Apple feature called Personalized Advertising, which shows ads in the App Store, Apple News, and the Stocks app, based on a user s data.
The group said it had acted because Apple s system doesn t ask for the user s permission to receive the targeted ads, which are enabled by default. Users are insufficiently informed about the use and the processing of its personal data, the association wrote in the complaint, a copy of which was obtained by
After a first complaint against the Luxembourg Business Registers, transferred to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), lawyer Filippo Noseda asked the CNPD to act to protect the privacy of his customers. A lawyer at London-based Mishcon de Reya firm explains why he believes the register of beneficial owners violates a fundamental EU right.
Does transparency impose itself on the fundamental rights of the European Union, defined in 1950 and engraved in marble since 2009, or not? The right to privacy is set out in Article 7, and the right to the protection of personal data is set out in Article 8 of the European Charter.