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– There are three levels of fines for those who do not comply with the regulations: between 626 and 1,250 euros for the minimum level; between 1,251 and 3,125 euros for the medium level; and between 3,126 and 6,250 euros for the maximum level.



*More information on the regulations: 2020/09/23/pdfs/BOE-A-2020-11043.pdf

Data protection , information security and digital disconnection are closely linked to teleworking, therefore requiring adequate compliance with the GDPR and the LOPDGDD. Therefore, some of the essential issues that must be taken into account are the following:

Ensure the security of information and personal data when the worker is teleworking from home or any place other than the office.
Demonstrate that the employee who has chosen australia telegram database to use his or her own device to perform his or her duties has given valid consent.
Carry out appropriate labor control by the company without invading fundamental rights such as privacy and the protection of personal data.
Provide adequate training in the subject to avoid the “human error” factor.
Implement action protocols that must comply with additional guarantees consisting of preserving the right to privacy and digital disconnection as well as preserving the security of information by adopting the appropriate technical and organizational measures to guarantee a level of security appropriate to the risk.
Furthermore, Article 88 of the LOPDGDD includes a new right for workers and public employees that allows them to have tools to make their work and family life compatible, among which we highlight as a summary, according to data protection regulations:

Obligation for companies to formally approve an internal policy regulating the right to digital disconnection, after hearing from workers' representatives.