The employee who was found to be at fault for mishandling information related to welfare-to-work clients of the Department of Education (see: The Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Files on welfare-to-work clients found in dumpster) has been fired, according to a local newspaper. See: County employee fired over sensitive documents found in trash bin.
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