Tag: right to privacy
Evidence supplied by detectives to prove labor infringements is only valid in the case of well-founded suspicions
10/25/2018
For a company to be able to have a worker lawfully monitored by a detective, mere indications of possible irregular conduct are not enough. A few years ago we commented in this blog on the possibility of an employer seeking a detective’s services where the employer suspects fraudulent conduct on the part of one of […]
López Ribalda Case: a review of the case law of the constitutional court on video surveillance?
02/15/2018
Again, a ruling of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) causes major controversy about the constantly questioned and difficult balance between the employer’s right to monitor and surveil the activity of its employees and the latter’s right to the protection of their privacy (privacy and personal data). The judgment delivered by the ECHR on […]