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Privacy Regulations Expand Beyond Ad-Tech Industry — Employers, Are You Ready For 2023?

Por: Forbes Business November 11, 2022

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Online Job InterviewAdobeStock 376093848 Come January 1st, 2023, companies subject to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) will face heightened compliance requirements when collecting personal information about their workers, independent contractors, and job applicants. I recently spoke to Dror Gurevich, Founder and CEO of , a non-profit membership organization that aims to empower individuals to gain agency over their verifiable education... + full article



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