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ARTICLE · 21 MAY 2021

Italian Data Protection Authority Issues Guidelines On Data Processing Relating To Employees' COVID-19 Vaccinations At The Workplace

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The Italian Data Protection Authority ("DPA") has issued guidelines on data protection rules applying to COVID-19 vaccinations at the workplace.

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The Italian Data Protection Authority ("DPA") has issued guidelines on data protection rules applying to COVID-19 vaccinations at the workplace.

On May 13, 2021, the Italian DPA issued guidelines on data protection rules applying to COVID-19 vaccinations at the workplace that can be organized by employers in accordance with a national protocol on workplace vaccinations adopted on April 6, 2021.

The DPA confirmed that employers may not collect, either directly or indirectly (including through healthcare professionals), any personal data of employees participating in the workplace vaccination campaign, including their participation in such campaign, vaccination status and any other information about employees' health conditions. Unless otherwise provided by law (e.g., healthcare professionals subject to mandatory vaccination requirements), employees can freely decide whether or not to participate in the vaccination campaign without incurring any positive or negative

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