Stop Spying Bosses Act prohibits employers from collecting and using employee data for certain purposes.
The Stop Spying Bosses Act prohibits employers from collecting or using employee data to identify workers forming or joining labor organizations, monitor activities related to reporting violations, or for other specified purposes. Employers must disclose collected data to employees and allow them to correct inaccuracies. The Act establishes the Worker Protection and Technology Division within the Department of Labor to enforce these provisions. It also provides for civil actions by employees, labor organizations, and state regulators, and includes whistleblower protections.
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