German Law Revamped To Align With EU Data Privacy Regime

By Allison Grande (July 10, 2017, 10:05 PM EDT) -- Germany has become the first member state to revise its national privacy law in light of sweeping changes slated for May to the European Union's data protection regime, while also taking advantage of several openings in the new bloc-wide regulation to set out its own rules for handling employee, health and other sensitive data....

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