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EPPA Employee Polygraph Protection Act EPPA – Federal Law  Scope  Size  Complaint/Violations WI Fair Employment Law (Wis. Stats )  Scope  Size  Complaint/Violations

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EMPLOYMENT LAW

Privacy

Public Sector Employees vsPrivate Sector Employees

Public Sector Privacy Act of 1974

Exceptions noted on Pg 640-641 NOT extended to private sector employees

Provides insight and guidelinesPrivate Sector

LIMITED privacy protections

EPPAEmployee Polygraph Protection Act

EPPA – Federal Law Scope Size Complaint/Violations

WI Fair Employment Law (Wis. Stats. 111.37) Scope Size Complaint/Violations

FCRAFair Credit Reporting Act

(Sections 604, 606 & 615 apply to Employment)

Various consumer reports—not just credit reportAll must comply regardless of sizeRequirements of the employerComplaints/Violations

Other Background Checking – on your own

Develop policiesDue diligenceNeeds based

Other laws (i.e., FERPA) may applyCriminal history – lawful protections

Arrest v Conviction records

Overall testing legalityLegalEmployment Non-Eligibility Testing

Drugs and Alcohol, Polygraph, HIVEmployment Eligibility Testing

Aptitude tests, achievement tests, personality and honesty testing, physical ability

Ineligibility Testing:DRUG TESTING

Some industries/jobs are mandated by law to be tested (i.e., transportation employers)

Federal Drug Free Workplace Act doesn’t apply to private employers Used as guidance though

Pre-employment v Post-employment Policies Considerations

Maintaining Records and PrivacyApplication materials

(Those not hired)

Develop a policy to hold secureTitle VII, ADA, ADEA, EPPA

Generally- 1 year from date of actionEPPA

When allowed: results for 3 yearsAny medical related

HIPPA , ADA, FMLA Separate from all other

Disposal of Reports

Must have a policy of destruction Due diligence Protect privacy of individuals

Computer, voicemail, telephone conversations**

Video Monitoring Legitimate expectation of privacy Intrusion into seclusion

Monitoring Employees in the Workplace

Key to Avoiding Litigation

Business _________________Policies________________ the policies________________ policies consistently________________ policies

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