Rhode Island § 23-17.29-14 § 23-17.29-14. Employee discipline.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 23-17.29-14 — § 23-17.29-14. Employee discipline.

Rhode Island § 23-17.29-14

Title 23Health and Safety

Ch. 23-17.29Electronic Monitoring in Nursing and Assisted Living Facilities

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 23-17.29-14 (2026).

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§ 23-17.29-14. Employee discipline.
(a) An employee of the facility or an employee of a contractor providing services at the
            facility, including an arranged home care, who is the subject of proposed disciplinary
            action based upon evidence obtained by electronic monitoring, shall be given access
            to that evidence for purposes of defending against the proposed action.
         
(b) An employee who obtains a recording or a copy of the recording shall treat the recording
            or copy confidentially and must not further disseminate it to any other person except
            as required pursuant to applicable law. Any copy of the recording s

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§ 23-17.29-14. Employee discipline.

(a) An employee of the facility or an employee of a contractor providing services at the facility, including an arranged home care, who is the subject of proposed disciplinary action based upon evidence obtained by electronic monitoring, shall be given access to that evidence for purposes of defending against the proposed action.

(b) An employee who obtains a recording or a copy of the recording shall treat the recording or copy confidentially and must not further disseminate it to any other person except as required pursuant to applicable law. Any copy of the recording shall be returned to the facility or resident who provided the copy when it is no longer needed for purposes of defending against a proposed action.