H.R. 5228 would protect employees from invasion of privacy by employers by prohibiting video and audio monitoring of employees when in an area where it is reasonable to expect employees to change clothing.

== Detailed Summary ==

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(LogEmployee Changing Room Privacy Act - Prohibits employers from engaging in video or audio monitoring of employees in restroom facilities, dressing rooms, or other areas in which it is reasonable to edit the wikiexpect employees to change clothing. Prohibits employers from using monitoring results for any purpose and be the firstrequires employers to provideimmediately destroy any violating recording. Prohibits retaliation.

Allows video monitoring or audio monitoring by a detailed summarylaw enforcement agency as part of a criminal investigation and with a warrant.

Provides for enforcement by the bill!)Secretary of Labor. Allows private suits by aggrieved employees.

Asserts that this Act does not alter state law or collective bargaining agreements except where inconsistent with this Act.
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== Status of the Legislation ==

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Latest Major Action: 2/6/2008:3/11/2008: Referred to House committee.subcommittee. Status: Referred to the House CommitteeSubcommittee on EducationHealth, Employment, Labor, and Labor.Pensions.
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