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Worker surveillance must comply with credit reporting rules

Monday October 28, 2024. 08:23 AM , from TheRegister
US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau demands transparency, accountability from sellers of employee metrics
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Thursday published guidance advising businesses that third-party reports about workers must comply with the consent and transparency requirements set forth in the Fair Credit Reporting Act.…
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