Menu9/9/19: Sometimes it is the state, not the federal, government that sets the standard for legislation and enforcement. A post on the Law and the Workplace website hosted by the law firm Proskauer outlines new legislation in New York that “… includes numerous measures regarding discrimination and harassment in all forms (not just sexual harassment) in the workplace.”
Compliance Communications Blog
Aug 26, 2019 •
8/26/19: Adam Turteltaub explains in a post on The Compliance and Ethics Blog, “there is an explosion of new technologies such as Slack and Microsoft Teams being deployed with the goal of increasing collaboration and productivity.” Turteltaub’s post centers on a podcast featuring Robert Cruz, Managing Director at technology company Smarsh...
Aug 26, 2019 •
8/26/19: Without a national law for data security, privacy and breach notification, California has passed its own state law taking on those issues: the California Consumer Privacy Act. Originally set to take effect on January 1, 2020, the implementation data has been moved to July 1, giving companies an extra six months to develop their responses...
Aug 26, 2019 •
8/26/19: The “fairness” of a compliance program isn’t often the first consideration of compliance professionals or even enforcement personnel. In a post on the Compliance and Ethics blog, Tom Fox explains why it should be...
Aug 26, 2019 •
8/26/19: Deutsche Bank has entered a settlement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, agreeing to pay more than $16 million to settle charges that it hired relatives of foreign government officials in violation of the FCPA...
