EMPLOYEE PRIVACY REPORT

Employee Privacy Report

Employee Privacy Report

Introduction

Electronic communications are also fall within the scope of protection afforded by that provision, since there is only one kind of communication, although not expressly referred to appear. Other media such as mobile telephony, telex, fax, video, email, can be supported by a constitutionally protected communication. That is, the protection extends to other means not specifically listed in the EC. While it is true that the introduction of new technologies in today's society require adjust it in order to achieve compliance with the law. It is harmless private relations distance that can be made safely to the respect for privacy that would be in a relationship or direct personal communication.

Communication and Rights

The right to communication as a fundamental right is not absolute, but may be restricted in exceptional cases, but always subject to the legal rules of acceptable range. These constraints may come from the prevention or prosecution of a crime, for reasons of state or public security, under certain circumstances. Our law requires as a prerequisite for the interception of judicial intervention, as stated by art. 18.3 CE. The requirements for these intercepts are contained in the Criminal Procedure Act, in Book II, Title VIII, entitled: From the entry and search of enclosure, the books and papers and the detention and opening of the written correspondence and telegraphic.

In any case, the confidentiality of personal data processed under telecommunications should be considered as a basic principle, and thus the relevant provisions are drafted to address this matter and that are intended to require states to establish standards to ensure the confidentiality of communications made via public telecommunications networks and telecommunication services.

For its part, paragraph 16 of the Data Protection Directive in the telecommunications sector suggests that measures should be taken to prevent unauthorized access to communications in order to protect the confidentiality of communications via public networks.

As for the secrecy of communications, which are intended to prevent illegal intrusion, ensuring communications are impenetrable by others with the protection of fundamental rights focused and developed in the protected area of ??privacy. In particular, art. 5 of US Directive states that "Member States shall ensure via national regulations the confidentiality of communications made through public telecommunications networks and telecommunications services available to the public. In particular, they shall prohibit listening, tapping, storage or other kinds of interception or surveillance of communications by persons other than users, without users' consent, unless authorized by law. Keep in mind that the contents of communications are secret, no matter what the case that content. This is not a material warranty, but formal.

Communications by E-Mail

The email should be considered as a means of communication, which entails to be, granted the necessary protection against external interference, there also an element acting out the private nature of its contents: the password or personal password. No need for a physical container, a sealed envelope, if the message shows of this or any other way, we could talk about encryption-a privacy indication is sufficient for you apply ...