AB 1883 (Bryan, D-Los Angeles) Details
Introduced on Feb. 12. March 18 hearing in the Assembly Labor and Employment Committee. To be heard in the Assembly Privacy and Consumer Protection Committee and the Assembly Judiciary Committee.
AB 1883 would prohibit employers from using workplace surveillance tools — including any that incorporate facial, gait, or emotion recognition — and place restrictions on the use of such data. The bill would also allow for a private right of action and penalties in the amount of $500 per violation.
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Kathryn Austin Scott
Erika Frank