European court rules employees must be warned if comms are monitored
In a landmark judgement concerning privacy in the workplace, the grand chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled that companies must give employees prior warning if they are monitoring their electronic communications. 7 years ago by garryv (55)
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Hi Garryv,
The principle of informing employees already existed at a national level in many European countries. The fact that it is the ECHR rules it will spread it to the countries which were behind as now on it is a jurisprudence/precedent/case.
Oh just saw that it was about Romania!
Have a good day!
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