Sentences with phrase «of rogue employees»

California employers wrestling with how to control the social media of their staff now have some guidance concerning permitted discipline of rogue employees.

Thousands of innocent people suffered, and families lost their livelihoods, as a result of the actions of a relatively small number of rogue employees.

The High Court (Langstaff J) handed down a significant decision holding Morrisons supermarkets vicariously liable for the criminal actions of a rogue employee who leaked employee personal data on the internet.

The issue was whether the defendant data controller was in principle liable for the actions of a rogue employee who had, as an act of malice directed at his employer, taken payroll data relating to some 100,000 employees and published it online.

In short, the business is vicariously liable for the actions of these individuals, though perhaps arguable as far as the actions of a rogue employee / director / partner acting upon their own criminal accord are concerned.

Acting for a leading UAE based fund in relation to US$ 10 million UAE proceedings brought against it, due to the alleged actions of a rogue employee said to have misappropriated client funds.

Some had speculated that the deactivation was the result of a rogue employee, but extensive details on what went down were never given.

Not exact matches

Clay Calvert, director of cybersecurity at IT firm MetroStar Systems, said communication with employees in a position to turn rogue is key.

They could include activity on the IT network, email exchanges, and other sources of data, in order to help companies mitigate insider risk — which could manifest as a rogue, sloppy, or compromised employee, for example.

When asked where they believe the biggest risks for insider trading lie, 44 % of respondents said that they believe it is firms with an attitude of being untouchable among the top level of management, compared to 24 % of people who felt this way in January 2016; 35 % think the biggest risk is rogue employees, down from 59 % of respondents; and 21 % think it is the ease of circumventing company monitoring through work around technologies, such as gaming stations and disposable mobile phones, up from 17 % in 2016.

In response to the governor's comments, a spokeswoman for the comptroller said the crimes were the work of a «rogue employee» and that pension fund boards also have had scandals.

In response to the governor's comments, a spokeswoman for the comptroller says the crimes were the work of a «rogue employee,» and that pension fund boards have also had scandals.

He's after an employee who has gone rogue, and that's the least of his problems.

«This is a wonderful achievement to share with our employees and dealer network during the holiday season and is the direct result of hard work, partnership with our dealers and planning to bring the right cars to Canadians,» says Christian Meunier, president of Nissan Canada Inc. «This was a particularly exciting year for the Canadian team with the launch of the Nissan Rogue and Micra, both very successful in Canada.

From GamesReviews: Assassin's Creed Rogue is being remastered, according to Ubisoft and numerous of its employees.

Sometimes they're the result of hackers and dataminers, other times they're caused by rogue employees or contractors, and occasionally they just happen by accident.

After all the disingenuous Dimowit finger - pointing at Russia, we now get this:... The Department of Homeland Security told members of congress Friday that a rogue federal employee may have been responsible for a November hack - attack that targeted the Georgia secretary of state's system, LifeZette has learned.

«Indeed, under UK employment law when a departing employee decides to go rogue and fire off some form of parting shot there is often little the employer can actually do about it other than apologise to the affected parties and do as Twitter appears to be and «conduct a review» whilst expressing contrition.

What do you have in place in case of fire or flood, or if a rogue employee attempts to access the data?

However, I do believe that if the firm could provide the Solicitors Regulation Authority with assurance as to the extent of laundry listing which had been done in the circumstances I have described, involving multiple potential claims from rogue partner or employee X, there would be more prospect of obtaining cover if a waiver permitted another, rated, insurer to offer cover on terms which excluded claims arising from the activities of X.

This is the second of three articles on practical problems caused by rogue partners and employees, and looks at how you might discover them.

In the final of a series of articles, Frank Maher advises upon how to tackle rogue partners & employees

In a second in a series of articles, Frank Maher advises upon how to discover rogue partners & employees

While these measures can not single - handedly stop rogue employees, contractors, or agents from breaching individuals» personal health information, I believe the province is moving in the right direction by making the act of doing so more expensive, assuming the police and the attorney general are willing to act decisively, laying charges and actively pursuing and prosecuting these violations.

This was because it recognised the uneasy juxtaposition of Morrisons being liable to the employees, with the rogue employee's action being intended to damage Morrisons, with same Morrisons being liable to the employees.

Morrisons face having to pay compensation to thousands of employees, following a recent decision of the High Court that the UK's fourth largest chain of supermarkets was vicariously liable for a rogue employee leaking payroll information online.

Many of the largest and most damaging cyber breaches have been caused by rogue or soon - to - be-departing employees.

But rogue mobile phones and tablets can pose legal risks to your organization that include security of data, illegal content, as well as the potential for employees to be «always on.»

«However, I do believe that if the firm could provide the SRA with assurance as to the extent of laundry listing which had been done... involving multiple potential claims from rogue partner or employee «X», there would be more prospect of obtaining cover if a waiver permitted another, rated insurer to offer cover on terms which excluded claims arising from the activities of X.

For example, you could lose your Bitcoin if the exchange were hacked, a rogue employee stole your private keys, or if the owners of the exchange took the money and ran.

Defendant sends out tens of millions of emails each day worldwide; nobody can be completely clean 100 % of the time. Obviously, Defendant doesn't oversee their employees very well, or there wouldn't be so many lawsuits against them. Defendant's own employees are suing them. However, I don't think Defendant as a company would have done or mandated this; rogue employees of the Defendant would have though. Defendant is responsible for their employees actions if they are acting on the company's behalf. Plaintiff can easily find existing or former employees of Defendant to see if this was standard practice, or not. I bet they can!

As for the rogue employee theory, this also seems unlikely because it is hard to imagine the average sales person having both advanced computing skills and the familiarity with legalese to draft a paragraph of boilerplate.

Similarly, Ms. Lane Fox, a British e-commerce pioneer, member of Parliament and Twitter board member, blamed a «rogue employee» for a series of follower purchases spanning more than a year.

Even when seemingly everything has been leaked ahead of time (damn you rogue Apple employee!)