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With the ‘rise of bossware,’ employees’ privacy is vulnerable, and no federal law speaks to the changing dynamic of remote work, says Liberal MP Coteau

Canadians have the right to know what happens to the data that their employers gather in monitoring their employees and whether it’s disposed of responsibly, says Liberal MP Michael Coteau.

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BY ABBAS RANA
December 19, 2022

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Feds request $24.8-billion boost as Liberals double down on budget 2024 pledges in latest estimates

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Japan not taking part in procurement bid for Canadian Navy’s new subs

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Billions from public-service pension plan surplus gives Liberals many options

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New government spending request will be snared in parliamentary gridlock while privilege debate persists

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Trump adds pressure to increase defence spending, but MPs and others consider U.S. NATO withdrawal unlikely

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