CCPA 2.0: What Companies Need to Know About the CPRA and Expiring Exemptions for Employee-Related and Business to Business Data

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) will see significant amendments go into effect on January 1, 2023, including the expiration of exemptions in place since the law’s inception for employee-related and business-to-business data.

This will be a big change for all businesses, but particularly for B2B companies. This podcast featuring Privacy & Cybersecurity Group leader Elaine Harwell provides an overview of the new requirements under the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) with a focus on the expiring exemptions and what companies need to do to extend their CCPA compliance programs.

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Highlights:

• 00:46: Overview of forthcoming changes in the law
• 04:23: Why employers are subject to a new mandate
• 06:43: Who handles privacy requests in an organization
• 08:20: The breadth of data that could be covered
• 10:11: What an employee is entitled to under the law
• 12:24: The importance of record retention
• 14:30: Litigation risks
• 16:53: The push for new regulations
• 17:45: Ways CCPA could be used as a litigation tool
• 20:38: Tips and takeaways