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Vol. 34, No. 4, John E. Rumel

The Illinois Public Employee Relations Report

Public Employee Speech: Answering the Unanswered And Related Questions in Lane v. Franks, by John E. Rumel

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Vol. 34, No. 3, Jeffery M. Brown

The Illinois Public Employee Relations Report

Collision Course of Legal Obligations: FOIA, Collective Bargaining and Privacy Considerations: by Jeffery M. Brown

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Employer Liability And Bring Your Own Device: Do Existing Regulations Support Employer Liability For A Compromised Personal Device?, Beth A. Hutchens

Technology Law and Public Policy Clinic

As employers increasingly permit employees to use their personal devices (known as Bring Your Own Device, or “BYOD”) for business purposes, and as the risk of data exposure continues to rise, the question of how, when, and against whom to attach liability remains in flux. This paper will endeavor to explore employer liability as viewed through the lens of hacked or compromised BYOD devices. The research begins by identifying BYOD as a concept along with the risks and benefits incident to the practice. It then discusses current state and federal data protection regulations. It then explores recurring themes in data …

Vol. 34, No. 2, Taylor E. Muzzy

The Illinois Public Employee Relations Report

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LGBT Rights: Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation in the Workplace, by Taylor E. Muzzy

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Vol. 34, No. 1, Martin H. Malin

The Illinois Public Employee Relations Report

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The AFSCME - State of Illinois Negotiations: Traveling in Uncharted Waters, by Martin H. Malin

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