LawDepot’s user-friendly Employee Privacy Policy questionnaire lets you create a policy in minutes. Once you select your industry, state and put in your company details, just complete the following steps:
1. Determine the terms for your policy
The terms for an Employee Privacy Policy can include:
- A revision date and number to indicate you’re replacing a current policy. If you have a current policy, the new date and document number indicate which version you’re creating and implementing now.
- Any drug and alcohol testing requirements your company has in place. If your company conducts testing, your Privacy Policy will include how this type of information will be stored and shared. Please note that there are federal and state regulations for what and how employers can test in the workplace.
- Any medical information your company collects for accommodation needs, health insurance, and filing claims. You must have additional measures to keep that information secure.
- Whether the company will maintain a log of personal information disclosures, meaning it will record all instances in which you legally share an employee's information. For example, you may share limited information about an individual with another employer for referencing purposes. You can keep a record of the consent provided, the information given, and which employer you gave it to.
Consider including a mediation clause to deal with future disputes regarding the policy. Mediation allows a third party to help create an amicable resolution to any disputes. This clause can help your company save time and money on arbitration or litigation if any issues occur.
3. Create any additional clauses
You can include any additional clauses you may need for your company. LawDepot’s template guides you through creating any additions to your policy.