Privacy and the Employee's Private/Work Life: Where to Draw the Line

Kurt H. Decker

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DOI: 10.2190/YUBP-AEWH-DXCR-GEJR

Abstract

This article gives an in-depth review of litigation concerning employee privacy concerns, both in and outside of the workplace. The author focuses on how employers attempt to limit employees' privacy expectations outside the workplace. Reviewed are cases involving personal association, lifestyle regulation, loyalty, conflicts of interest, off-duty misconduct, and residency. Statutory protections for employees are also cited.

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