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2015 SESSION
HB 2081 Employers; disclosure of social media account information.
Introduced by: Christopher K. Peace | all patrons ... notes | add to my profiles | history
SUMMARY AS PASSED:
Employers; disclosure of social media account information. Prohibits an employer from requiring a current or prospective employee to disclose the username and password to his social media account. The measure also prohibits an employer from requiring an employee to add an employee, a supervisor, or an administrator to the list of contacts associated with the employee's social media account.
SUMMARY AS PASSED HOUSE:
Employers; disclosure of social media account information. Prohibits an employer from requiring, requesting, or causing a current or prospective employee to disclose the username and password to a current or prospective employee's social media account. The measure also prohibits an employer from (i) requiring an employee to add an employee, a supervisor, or an administrator to the list or contacts associated with the employee's social media account or (ii) changing the privacy settings associated with the employee's social media account.
SUMMARY AS INTRODUCED:
Employers; disclosure of social media account information. Prohibits an employer from requiring, requesting, or causing a current or prospective employee to disclose the username and password to a current or prospective employee's social media account. The measure also prohibits an employer from (i) requiring an employee to add an employee, a supervisor, or an administrator to the list or contacts associated with the employee's social media account or (ii) changing the privacy settings associated with the employee's social media account.