Sentences with phrase «privacy rights of»

Other federal regulations protect the privacy rights of consumers, which affects our opportunities to solicit new clients.

«Not only does the Commissioner's Amended Notice of Application continue to endanger the privacy rights of consumers, but we do not believe it can succeed under the Competition Act.

To protect the privacy rights of all the participants, the Council can not comment on matters that are due to come before a Hearing Committee.

However, licensees who use drones to photograph properties risk violating aviation regulations and may be infringing on the privacy rights of neighboring property owners.

The very same CB witnesses who want access to TREB's data have no regard for the public's PRIVACY rights but are themselves happy to hide behind the PRIVACY rights of the confidentiality agreement.

Also, to respect the privacy rights of applicants and employees, organizations should be aware of their obligations and develop background check policies that consider their particular needs, risk tolerance and legal obligations.

Also, to respect the privacy rights of applicants and employees, organizations should be aware of their obligations and develop background check policies that take into account their particular needs, risk tolerance and legal obligations.

(d) Warrant that you are the owner of the User Content and entitled to enter into these Terms and that the User Content does not infringe the proprietary or privacy rights of any third party;

MOSCOW (Sputnik)- President of the European Parliament Antonio Tajani firmly condemned on Monday Facebook's poor protection of users» data, saying that it violated the privacy rights of EU citizens, and pledged to conduct a thorough investigation into media reports about Facebook users» personal data misuse.

VANCOUVER (Reuters)-- The Canadian federal agency charged with protecting privacy rights of individuals said on Thursday that it, along with its counterpart in British Columbia, will jointly investigate Facebook Inc and Canadian data firm AggregateIQ, over an ongoing data sharing scandal.

VANCOUVER (Reuters)-- The Canadian federal agency charged with protecting privacy rights of individuals said on Thursday that it, along with its counterpart in British Columbia, will jointly

But the case may also have an impact on the privacy rights of customers using mobile payments apps like Square and Google Wallet.

«The next layer of scum — Cambridge Analytica, who seized the opportunity to scrape your details from Facebook, value - add with other big data, and build tools for political parties to microtarget you with just the right words at just the right time to buy your vote — add to this the fact that the Australian Privacy Act does not apply to politicians, political parties, or those acting on their behalf, and you have a recipe for the wholesale violation of the privacy rights of Australian citizens,» he told the Senate.

«At that very general level, whether privacy rights are respected, yes it's the same thing and when there needs to be effective remedies for the privacy rights of Canadians to be respected,» said Therrien.

But one thing is readily apparent, even if Facebook's executives can't see it, and that's the company's total cluelessness when it comes to the privacy rights of its subscribers.

«It ensures these agreements have appropriate protections for privacy and human rights and gives the technology companies that host customer data new statutory rights to stand up for the privacy rights of their customers around the world.»

Rogers has made a commitment to respect the privacy rights of clients by ensuring that their personal information is collected, used and disclosed in such a manner that a reasonable person would consider appropriate in the course of doing business.

Sharp Insurance has made a commitment to respect the privacy rights of clients by ensuring that their personal information is collected, used and disclosed in such a manner that a reasonable person would consider appropriate in the course of doing business.

• Improve / develop a policy: Address each risk and how it will be dealt with while respecting the privacy rights of all employees involved.

To accept the Crown's argument would create a «manifest unfairness» for the privacy rights of individuals who were customers of service providers that automatically made copies of text messages.

In terms of the privacy rights of individuals who believe it should not be easy to obtain a text, especially one that is deleted, the legal test is not settled as to whether past communications deserve the same protection as future electronic messages.

Comment: A few commenters suggested that privacy protections on protected health information about deceased individuals remain in effect for a specified time period longer than 2 years, arguing that two years was not long enough to protect the privacy rights of living individuals.

While we did not receive comments on this issue, we want to protect the privacy rights of this individual.

Comment: Commenters urged that individuals with mental retardation, who can provide verbal agreement or authorization, should have control over dissemination of their protected health information, in order to increase the privacy rights of such individuals.

In Suncor Energy Inc v Unifor Local 707A, the Alberta Court of Appeal sent the issue of whether Suncor's random drug and alcohol testing policy violated the privacy rights of its unionized workers back to a new arbitration hearing before...

Moving on to privacy rights of a Constitutional nature, Jotwell (the Journal of Things We Like (Lots), a relatively new publication which is to law review articles what Blawg Review is to blawg posts, takes a look at group searches and Fourth Amendment rights.

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada is mandated by Parliament to act as an ombudsman, advocate and guardian of privacy rights of Canada.

Ottawa, November 30, 2006 — Employers need to carefully consider the privacy rights of their workers before installing Global Positioning Systems (GPS) into their vehicle fleets, according to the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, Jennifer Stoddart.

It is also a breach of the privacy rights of bargaining unit members, and is inimical to the concept of dignity.

Employees must honor the privacy rights of APPLEBEE's and its employees by seeking permission before writing about or displaying internal APPLEBEE»S happenings that might be considered to be a breach of privacy and confidentiality.

[134] Counsel for the Union also submitted that through its use of @TTChelps the Employer is breaching the privacy rights of bargaining unit members by enlisting the public to train cameras on operators and video monitor them for the entire time that they are at work, and by disclosing private information to which the public would not normally have access, including where employees are working, their employee numbers, details of complaints about their conduct, and photographs of them.

Further, subjecting personal documents (electronic or paper - based) to access requests would hurt the privacy rights of the employees.

Employers and HR must ensure that their policies do not infringe on the constitutional right to use recreational (when legalized) and medical marijuana and privacy rights of employees.

What are the privacy rights of workers on the clock?

We warn that a failure to clarify the Tessling decision in the snoop dog cases and in the broader context of ubiquitous information emanation, especially alongside the maintenance of reductionist, non-normative approaches to informational privacy across Canadian courts, could seriously diminish the privacy rights of Canadians in a manner that the Supreme Court of Canada has until now been very careful to guard against.

The following three decisions issued by the BC Information and Privacy Commissioner of BC (the «Commissioner») canvass the privacy rights of employees: Use of Employee Monitoring Software by the District of Saanich, 2015 BCIPC No. 15 («Saanich»), Schindler Elevator Corporation, 2012 BCIPC No. 25 («Schindler»), and University of British Columbia, 2013 BCIPC No. 4 («UBC»).

There are several legal instruments in the US which affect the privacy rights of foreigners, and we are considering those as part of our analysis.

In this case, the competing interests are the privacy rights of the worker versus safety in the workplace.

The Commissioner's office (IPC) conducted a major investigation into whether the privacy rights of prospective jurors were breached when the police, on behalf of Crown attorneys, conducted background checks through a variety of means, ranging from accessing confidential databases, to informally gathering anecdotal information.

He noted that the conflict is between the privacy rights of employees who would be subjected to random drug testing, and the safety concerns of co-workers who are working with other employees under the influence of intoxicating substances.

Thus, the over five - year case awaits a full hearing where the privacy rights of the workers are weighed against the safety interests of the employer.

While the government claimed the bill targeted criminals and child pornographers, in fact, the proposed legislation would have violated the privacy rights of all Canadians who use computers, cell phones, GPS devices and the Internet.

If I am wrong on the question of probative value, then I find that the production of this information, including all that would be entailed in protecting the privacy rights of third parties, is not proportionate to the issues to be determined at trial.

However, as Privacy Commissioner, I strongly urge the Government of Canada to ensure that the privacy rights of individuals are respected and protected at all times.

Likewise, CCLA's legal submission on the invasive questions pursued by welfare authorities highlighted the privacy rights of people who are seeking such assistance.

The new Digital Privacy Act which came into force in 2015 further buttressed the privacy rights of consumers,» said a TREB news release.

Just before Christmas the Ontario Court of Appeal released a split, 3 - 2, decision in a case that pitted the privacy rights of judgment debtors against the execution rights of judgment creditors.

«In implementing this decision, we will assess each individual request and attempt to balance the privacy rights of the individual with the public's right to know and distribute information.

The doctors and clinics that had the names and addresses of those who were injected with the allegedly defective product refused to provide the contact information on the grounds that to do so would amount to an invasion of the confidentiality and privacy rights of those patients.

[57] As was highlighted in the Irving decision, privacy rights of workers are as important as safety concerns.