The California Privacy Rights Act is a comprehensive consumer privacy law that requires covered businesses to follow strict privacy requirements with respect to the personal information they collect about consumers. The law’s broad provisions also encompass personal information collected about employees, job applicants and independent contractors.
When the law first took effect in 2020, it was known as the California Consumer Privacy Act, and information collected and used within the context of a person’s employment or application for employment was exempted from most of the law’s requirements.
Read about significant updates for 2023.
Read about significant updates for 2023.
