Employee Privacy Laws: New Jersey

Publisher: Thomson Reuters Practical Law

June 12, 2019

Day Pitney Author(s) Heather Weine Brochin Theresa A. Kelly

Heather Weine Brochin and Theresa Kelly authored Employee Privacy Laws: New Jersey, a Q&A guide published by Thomson Reuters Practical Law. Updated annually, the guide addresses employee privacy rights and the potential consequences for employers that violate these rights.

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