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Antioch district working to fix inadvertent disclosure of employee data

Posted on January 29, 2013 by Dissent

Paul Burgarino reports:

District officials have been working to fix an inadvertent disclosure of some personal employee information that spread last week via email.

While a former Antioch Unified employee was trying to pass on information about a replacement’s responsibilities at the end of the workday Jan. 18, the employee attached a file to an email that went to a limited number of district personnel that had confidential information — namely Social Security numbers and some worker compensation claim information for current and former employees who reported injuries, Superintendent Donald Gill said.

Read more on Mercury News.


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