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Interessenausgleich im Beschäftigtendatenschutz

Mit besonderem Blick auf die Zulässigkeit von Internetrecherchen und Kontrollen der Internet- und E-Mail-Nutzung durch den Arbeitgeber
Nomos,  2016, 492 Pages

ISBN 978-3-8487-3046-9


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The work is part of the series Mannheimer Schriften zum Unternehmensrecht (Volume 46)
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englischEmployee data protection continues to be a subject of intensely controversial debate. The blanket clause in Section 32 of the Federal Data Protection Act in particular has led to a number of difficulties in practice. The employer's interest in information and the employees' conflicting interest in confidentiality need to be brought into a reasonable balance. This paper proposes guidelines for an adequate reconciliation of interests and thus a resolution of the basic conflict in employee data protection. Going further into detail, the author highlights individual areas of conflict. May employers conduct Internet research about employees by means of search engines or social networks? Are employers allowed to control the Internet and email use of their staff? In answering these questions, the current legal situation as well as the present reform efforts on the national and European level, which have brought new impetus to the debate, will be evaluated.