New York Civil Rights Law Section 52-c (Electronic Monitoring Notice)
New York's rule that private employers who monitor employees' telephone, email or internet use give written notice on hiring, get it acknowledged, post it conspicuously, and tell employees that all such communications may be monitored at any time by lawful means. Civil Rights Law s. 52-c, in force 7 May 2022.
New York Civil Rights Law Section 52-c (Electronic Monitoring Notice) is a compliance framework from United States (New York) with 1 domains and 3 controls that map to 1 other frameworks. The largest domains are Notice of electronic monitoring – New York Civil Rights Law Section 52-c (Electronic Monitoring Notice) (3 controls). Every control below carries what it requires and what an assessor expects to see.
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Notice of electronic monitoring – New York Civil Rights Law Section 52-c (Electronic Monitoring Notice)
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| new-york-civil-rights-law-section-52-c-electronic-monitoring-notice::52-c(2)(a) notice | 52-c(2)(a) Give written notice on hiring, acknowledged by the employee |
| new-york-civil-rights-law-section-52-c-electronic-monitoring-notice::52-c(2)(a) posting | 52-c(2)(a) Post the notice in a conspicuous place |
| new-york-civil-rights-law-section-52-c-electronic-monitoring-notice::52-c(2)(b) | 52-c(2)(b) Content: all communications and internet use may be monitored at any time by lawful means |
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New York Civil Rights Law Section 52-c (Electronic Monitoring Notice) is a compliance framework from United States (New York) with 1 domains and 3 controls. New York's rule that private employers who monitor employees' telephone, email or internet use give written notice on hiring, get it acknowledged, post it conspicuously, and tell employees that all such communications may be monitored at any time by lawful means. Civil Rights Law s. 52-c, in force 7 May 2022. It is used by organisations to establish and maintain compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements.
What does New York Civil Rights Law Section 52-c (Electronic Monitoring Notice) actually require?
New York Civil Rights Law Section 52-c (Electronic Monitoring Notice) has 3 controls organised across 1 domains. The largest domains are Notice of electronic monitoring – New York Civil Rights Law Section 52-c (Electronic Monitoring Notice) (3 controls). Each control defines specific requirements that organisations must implement to achieve compliance.
If I already comply with another framework, how much of New York Civil Rights Law Section 52-c (Electronic Monitoring Notice) do I already cover?
New York Civil Rights Law Section 52-c (Electronic Monitoring Notice) maps to 1 other compliance frameworks. The top mapping partners are GDPR (67% coverage). Use our comparison tool to explore control-level mappings between frameworks.
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