Personal Information, Ethics and the Human Resource Manager

Abstract

The collection of HIV/AIDS status about employees is a dramatic example of personal information and is used in this discussion of ethics and the Human Resource Manager. Specifically, privacy, confidentiality, the right to know and informed consent are examined. It is argued that a comprehensive HIV/AIDS policy would overcome the need for organisations to collect such information, and suggested that Human Resource Managers place more importance on ethics when making decisions.

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