The federal government is facing calls to use the next tranche of privacy law reforms to close regulatory gaps that researchers say are leaving workers vulnerable to invasive tech-enabled surveillance.
With states contemplating their own laws to fill the void, the Human Technology Institute this week urged Canberra to step in, warning in a new report that workers and employers are navigating a “complex, confusing and gap-ridden patchwork of …
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