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Washington State Tells Employers Not to Get Under Their Employees’ Skin: New Law Limits Ability to Microchip Employees (US)

By Isabela Gibson on Posted in Employment Law, Employment Policies, Privacy, State Law Updates, Surveillance, Terms of Employment
On March 11, 2026, Washington state Governor Bob Ferguson signed a law prohibiting employers from requiring employees to have tracking chips implanted beneath their skin as condition of employment. Washington now joins Arkansas, California, Missouri and ten other states which have passed similar laws, all addressing advances in workplace surveillance technology.… Continue Reading

Watching the detectives – employee rights to monitor employer misconduct (UK)

By David Whincup on Posted in Data Protection, Misconduct, Recent Cases, Surveillance
Today’s word is “Avizandum”, which the internet tells me is the name of the King of the Dragons, mate of Zubeia and father Azymondias, respected by all the elves as the most powerful creature in the whole of Xadia. Clearly. Whether the elves would have taken the same view if aware that the King of the … Continue Reading
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