Privacy in Employment: Control of Personal Information in the Workplace
The practical guide to privacy issues in the Canadian workplace. It examines all aspects of an employer’s acquisition, retention and dissemination of information about employees, while considering the competing interests at play in the employment relationship. It offers guidance to employers in establishing privacy-related policies and practices, and also serves as a valuable resource for employees who wish to challenge employer practices.
Price: $78.00 (CAN), $79.59 (US)
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Kris Klein, LL.B.,
Vivian Gates,
Natasha Beznosova
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The Law of Privacy in Canada - Print + Online
This work is a comprehensive and thorough treatment of the regulation of the collection and use of personal information in Canada. It is the only publication that includes everything lawyers and business professionals need to know about privacy from privacy protection to tackling issues such as public surveillance to the Personal Information Protection and Electronics Documents Act (PIPEDA). While the work focuses primarily on the domestic regulatory scene, the factors that have made privacy such a salient topic have also mandated the inclusion of similar developments in the regulation of the collection and use of personal information in the European Union and, with Canada's major trading partner, the United States. Important areas of coverage include Technology and Privacy: Challenges and Solutions; Privacy Protection Under the Criminal Law; Privacy Protection in the Civil Context; Workplace Privacy; Health Privacy; Public Sector Regulation; Private Sector Regulation; and International Privacy Issues.
Price: $341.00 (CAN), $347.96 (US)
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Barbara McIsaac, Q.C., Rick Shields, Kris Klein LL.B.
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Canada Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act Quick Reference - 2010 Edition
The 2010 Quick Reference explains employer requirements under the Canada Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA). PIPEDA applies to organizations that collect, use or disclose personal information within a province or territory unless that province or territory has passed a law similar to the provisions of this Act. The authors have described the overall requirements of PIPEDA, plus its real and potential impact. This edition has been revised and updated to reflect the latest decisions of the courts and the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. Noteworthy developments include an increasing concern about data breaches, limitations placed on the Privacy Commissioner by the Supreme Court of Canada, further developments in respect of North American (cross-border) privacy protection, and predictions about potential legislative amendments.
Price: $70.00 (CAN), $71.43 (US)
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Jamie Knight, LL.B., Sharon Chilcott, LL.B., Melanie McNaught, LL.B.
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Protection of Privacy in the Canadian Private and Health Sectors 2010
Privacy is a growing concern in Canada and around the world and it has rapidly become one of the most contentious issues in modern society. The spread of the Internet and its innate ability for collecting, archiving, sharing, comparing and disclosing personal information as well as the online practices of businesses, health care organizations and government is a source of concern for ordinary citizens. In this landscape, people are forced to accept that protection of privacy will be a pervasive and lasting concern, requiring vigilance and legislative oversight. In Canada, the privacy of personal and health care information is protected by a host of laws, both federal and provincial. The 2010 edition of Protection of Privacy in the Canadian Private and Health Sectors contains an up-to-date compendium of all current legislation governing the protection of privacy in the Canadian private sector, including provincial health legislation. It is an invaluable resource for anyone concerned with the protection of personal information in Canada today.
Price: $72.00 (CAN), $73.47 (US) |
Colonel Me Michel W. Drapeau, OMM, CD, LL.L, LL.B, Me Marc-Aurèle Racicot, B.Sc., LL.B. |