EU DATA PROTECTION
October 1st, 2002
Keith NuthallEMPLOYERS will have to monitor changes to national workplace data protection regulations expected across the EU because of a wide-ranging and detailed public consultation launched by the European Commission.Brussels has already concluded that there is a need to harmonise the widely divergent rules and practices amongst Member States, so legislation will inevitably be tabled. The only questions are what issued will be covered and when Brussels will act.In the meantime, it has asked for views from what it calls the EU social partners, federations ...
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