EPIC counsel Mayu Tobin‑Miyaji says unions’ concerns are valid and highlights the absence of a private right of action, leaving enforcement of worker data protections dependent on state attorneys general. She notes that without such a right, AGs may lack resources to investigate every lead.
Why it matters: The lack of a private right of action could hinder enforcement against the sale of employee data for AI training.
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