The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act

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Apr 1, 2002
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The introduction and implementation of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (the “Privacy Act”) by the federal government has created a great deal of anxiety and uncertainty for employers who provide pension and benefit plans to their employees. This uncertainty and anxiety is created by two factors: the information collected in the context

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