Employee Privacy Rights in the Workplace

The video discusses employee privacy rights in the workplace, focusing on the Electronic Communication Privacy Act, which limits employer monitoring of employee communications. It highlights the boundaries of privacy, such as personal lockboxes, and the employer's right to monitor communications on company systems. Security measures like cameras are addressed, emphasizing the need for employee notification. The Employee Polygraph Protection Act is also covered, noting exceptions for certain jobs. Overall, the video outlines the balance between employee privacy and employer rights.

What is the Employee Polygraph Protection Act and what are its exceptions?

How do privacy rights change once an employee is hired?