The case of Mainwaring v Corus UK Ltd 2007, involved points referring to the alleged unfair dismissal of an worker on account of lengthy durations of absence attributable to the staff back issues. Based on the foregoing, considering the broad interpretation of private information, any knowledge or digital paperwork related to employees may be thought of as personal data; thus, an employer could reserve the precise to routinely overview all worker emails despatched using the employer’s email system or paperwork managed, maintained and held by the employee, if the employee has been granted to the employer.

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