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ME LD61
Bill
Status
6/25/2025
Primary Sponsor
Amy Roeder
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AI Summary
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Employers must notify employees before beginning electronic surveillance, which includes monitoring via computers, telephones, wire, radio, or electromagnetic/photo-optical systems
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Audiovisual monitoring is prohibited in an employee's residence, personal vehicle, or on their property
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Employees may decline employer requests to install data collection or transmission applications on personal electronic devices
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Employers must inform prospective employees during the interview process that they use surveillance
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Aggrieved individuals have a private right of action to seek injunctive relief, civil penalties, and attorney's fees; security cameras and GPS tracking on employer-owned vehicles are exempt from surveillance restrictions
Legislative Description
An Act to Regulate Employer Surveillance to Protect Workers
Employment Practices
Last Action
HELD BY THE GOVERNOR.
7/8/2025