2021
DOI: 10.1108/ijlma-06-2016-0055
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Employee privacy protection versus interests and property employer

Abstract: Purpose The purpose of this paper is to provide a legal analysis of some chosen aspects of protection of privacy of employee as one of its personal (personality) rights in labour-law relations so how to follow from the actual legal state of legislation of property protection and other rightful interest of an employer. Design/methodology/approach Current legislation, in general, provides adequate privacy protection to employees in labour-law relations, but in the opinion of the authors is not quite adequately… Show more

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“…HR analytics helps organizations track employees, which could benefit them. However, some cases, like identifying employees’ behavior in matters unrelated to the organizations’ business affairs, could affect the privacy of the employees (Vaníčková, 2019). Different studies have subscribed that employee engagement is considered a critical factor in the context of HR analytics, which impacts the ever-changing business environment (Rich et al , 2010; Wollard and Shuck, 2011; Alfes et al , 2013).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…HR analytics helps organizations track employees, which could benefit them. However, some cases, like identifying employees’ behavior in matters unrelated to the organizations’ business affairs, could affect the privacy of the employees (Vaníčková, 2019). Different studies have subscribed that employee engagement is considered a critical factor in the context of HR analytics, which impacts the ever-changing business environment (Rich et al , 2010; Wollard and Shuck, 2011; Alfes et al , 2013).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%