California “employee privacy rights” refers to the rights that protect employees from employers intruding on their personal affairs and probing into their personal matters. These inalienable rights are largely guaranteed by Article 1, Section 1 of the California Constitution. They are also established via the State’s Labor Code and other similar statutes. California’s privacy laws …
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