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Employees surveillance from a data protection perspective
Hruška, Matěj ; Morávek, Jakub (advisor) ; Matějka Řehořová, Lucie (referee)
Employees surveillance from a data protection perspective Abstract The topic of the thesis was employee surveillance from a data protection perspective. In the first chapter I outlined the issues of the right to privacy with regard to the employee's workplace and the protection of personal data in employment relationships, together with the relevant legislation, including subsidiary and European regulations. The most relevant regulations in this field are the Labour Code and the directly applicable EU GDPR. In the second chapter, I have slightly stepped forward from the theoretical to the practical level by analysing what the employer-employee relationship might look like under Section 316 of the Labour Code and, in particular, I have discussed the basic principles, conditions and rights of the GDPR such as legality, transparency etc. and then I have presented some more problematic practical examples. In the last part of the chapter, I introduced the concept of connected vehicles, which we cannot yet encounter in full. In the third chapter, I discussed purely practical cases decided before the European Court of Human Rights. In particular, the judgment in Barbulescu v. Romania caused quite a stir in the Czech legal environment. Moreover, the case, just like Ribalda Lopez vs. Spain, was heard by the Grand...
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