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GLOBAL HR
Germany: Employer to Pay Compensation When Information About Former Employee Left on Company Website
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Many companies introduce their employees by name on the company website. When a German employer fails to delete such information promptly after an employee leaves the company, it can be expensive for the former employer.
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