This guide highlights key aspects of Kansas law impacting privacy in the workplace. It covers common law invasion of privacy claims, Social Security Number protections, credit and criminal record checks, polygraph tests, drug and alcohol testing, genetic testing, electronic monitoring, video surveillance, workplace searches and inspections, service letters and blacklisting.
An employer may use this form to signify that the employee has received and reviewed a copy of the company drug and alcohol testing policy, and acknowledges and consents to its terms. The Acknowledgement and Consent Form for Drug and Alcohol Testing should be used in conjunction with the Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy.
An employer may use this form to signify that the employee has received and reviewed a copy of the company social media policy, and acknowledges and consents to its terms. The Acknowledgement and Consent Form for Social Media Use should be used in conjunction with the Social Media Policy.
An employer may use this form to signify that the employee has received and reviewed a copy of the company internet and e-mail policy, and acknowledges and consents to its terms. The Acknowledgement and Consent Form for Internet and Email Use should be used in conjunction with the Communication and Information Systems Policy.