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ARTICLE · 01 JUNE 2016

Innocents Abroad: Privacy Considerations For Employers

Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.
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Mintz Levin's Immigration Law Blog is running a series titled "Innocents Abroad" addressing issues in an increasingly globalized economy where employers assign employees all over the globe.

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Mintz Levin's Immigration Law Blog is running a series titled "Innocents Abroad" addressing issues in an increasingly globalized economy where employers assign employees all over the globe.

These are big questions, reflecting some of the practical concerns in our international marketplace.  The series focuses on the well-intentioned Global HR Director, Ned Help, who will raise hot topics and difficulties his company faces when sending their employees abroad.  We will then explore the common pitfalls and offer practical solutions to the difficulties Ned Help faces.   This month's edition:   Privacy Considerations – follow the rest of the series at Innocents Abroad.


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