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Which of the following is NOT true about employee information and records?
Which of the following is NOT true about employee information and records?
What is the consequence of furnishing false information during employment?
What is the consequence of furnishing false information during employment?
What is the next lesson going to discuss?
What is the next lesson going to discuss?
Study Notes
- Employees must maintain confidentiality of customer information even after the relationship ends.
- Customer information can only be used for company purposes and must be returned upon leaving the company.
- Employee medical and personal records may be shared on a need-to-know basis or as required by law.
- Employee information can be used for administrative purposes, salary processing, and compliance with laws and regulations.
- Furnishing false information during employment is a breach of conduct and will result in disciplinary action.
- The company recognizes and protects employee privacy and confidentiality.
- Employees agree to the company storing, sharing, and using their information and documents as required.
- The next lesson will discuss information security in the company's intellectual property and privacy or confidentiality norms.
- The company's policies apply to both customer and employee information.
- Confidentiality and privacy are important values for the company.
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Test your knowledge on confidentiality and privacy policies in the workplace with this quiz! From customer information to employee records, this quiz covers important guidelines and regulations that you need to know. Make sure you understand the importance of maintaining confidentiality and privacy in the workplace and the consequences of breaching these policies. Keywords: confidentiality, privacy, workplace policies, customer information, employee records, guidelines, regulations, consequences.