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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: As COVID-19 vaccination programs gain speed across the country, and employers consider long-term reopening plans, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has announced that starting April 26, 2021, it will begin the EEO-1 data collections it had delayed for nearly a year due to the pandemic.  Recognizing the ongoing impacts of the pandemic, however, it is providing twelve weeks (instead of just 10) to complete submissions.  Employers will need to submit two years of data (for 2019 and 2020) by Monday, July 19, 2021.  U...

Get Permission A California-based eye care provider – which also handles billing and other administrative services for a separate local surgery practice – says its online storage vendor was recently hit by hackers and paid a ransom for the return of patient data stolen from both entities. In a statement, Harvard Eye Associates says its unnamed storage vendor – "after consulting with cybersecurity experts and the FBI" – decided to pay the hackers in exchange for returning the data pertaining to both its practice and Alicia Surgery Center, both based in Laguna Hills, California. Harva...

May have been minor ones or where people left something on a laptop or serious ones. a nasa employee with very sensitive employee data had unencrypted laptop stolen from oust car in washington. people in jet propulsion laboratory, had uproar, it had personal information, back ground data on individuals. bill: nasa has an issue. they have to do something about. we talked about that with doug mckelway. they like to take the intellectual property and go back to beijing or china and copy it. that is the danger. >> that is the danger when we're not too sure right now. they're investigating to see w...

Not, "obey the group." >> the new james bond film including some embarrassing notes from executives. the hackers posted internal e-mails that included racially tinged jokes about president obama's potential movie viewing hablts and messages in which company executives insult wig time directors and upcoming sewny films. they revealed the personal data and many, many of the company's employees 47,000 social security numbers. just massive. now, former employees of the company have filed a class action laut saying that sony itself failed to properly secure some of that sensitive employee data.

Including some embarrassing notes from executives. the hackers posted internal e-mails that included racially tinged jokes about president obama's potential movie viewing hablts and messages in which company executives insult wig time directors and upcoming sewny films. they revealed the personal data and many, many of the company's employees 47,000 social security numbers. just massive. now, former employees of the company have filed a class action laut saying that sony itself failed to properly secure some of that sensitive employee data. at this point, let's be clear.