Privacy Compliance Resources
SixFifty’s privacy compliance blog offers insightful resources on data protection and privacy regulations. It covers essential topics like compliance strategies, emerging laws, and best practices for safeguarding personal information. Stay informed on the latest trends and developments in privacy to ensure your organization meets legal requirements and builds trust with clients and customers.
Is Your Customer Loyalty Program Compliant with CA Privacy?
Is Your Customer Loyalty Program Compliant with CA Privacy?
Data Privacy: A Review of 2021 and a Preview of the Future
Data Privacy: A Review of 2021 and a Preview of the Future

Everything You Want to Know About Global Privacy Laws
Everything You Want to Know About Global Privacy Laws

Checklist: “Spring Cleaning” your Employee Handbook and Policies
Checklist: “Spring Cleaning” your Employee Handbook and Policies
Catch up on the employment law changes you might have missed in 2025—and wipe away a mountain of potential compliance risk.

Designing Flexible Leave Policies: Payout, Carryover, and More
Designing Flexible Leave Policies: Payout, Carryover, and More
Designing a flexible policy that satisfies both the employees' and employer's needs—without being a compliance nightmare to manage for multi-state organizations—is a delicate balancing act that often feels impossible.
We're here to help!
Join SixFifty for a breakdown of current legal trends impacting how teams are deploying leave policies in 2025, and get expert insights and strategies to help you manage leave effectively and compliantly.
We'll be covering:
- Compliance considerations around implementing unlimited, flexible, or "for any reason" PTO policies—particularly for companies with employees in multiple states
- Strategies for managing payout and carryover within your leave policies
- Recent trends in voter-led initiatives around leave, and how they could impact your company

Employee Separation: Legal Updates & Compliance Best Practices
Employee Separation: Legal Updates & Compliance Best Practices
Separating from an employee is a process that needs to be handled with care.
This is true not only when a company has to conduct a firing or reduction in force, but also when employees leave for other reasons—such as retiring or finding a new job.
Want to get your separation processes airtight for your HR team? Join legal experts at SixFifty for an on-demand webinar on how to effectively manage compliance when ending an employment relationship.
This webinar covers:
- Key legal updates in areas of the law such as separation notices, final paycheck requirements, the WARN Act, and more
- How to craft state-specific release of claims language to help you avoid legal risk
- Best practices and tips for keeping your separation agreements up-to-date as part of your larger compliance

How CultivaHR Saved 8 Hours a Week With Sixfifty
How CultivaHR Saved 8 Hours a Week With Sixfifty
As a growing HR consultancy, CultivaHR struggled to keep up with employment laws across 20+ states. See how they use SixFifty to streamline compliance and better serve clients.

What does your business need to know about California’s upcoming privacy law, the CPRA?
What does your business need to know about California’s upcoming privacy law, the CPRA?

A deep dive into China’s new privacy law
A deep dive into China’s new privacy law

China’s New Privacy Law (PIPL): Minimization, Consent, and Notice
China’s New Privacy Law (PIPL): Minimization, Consent, and Notice

China’s Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL): The Basics
China’s Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL): The Basics

Colorado’s New Privacy Law
Colorado’s New Privacy Law

Get Ready for New Data Transfer Requirements: Updated SCCs Officially Approved
Get Ready for New Data Transfer Requirements: Updated SCCs Officially Approved

What Does the CPRA Stand For and What Does It Mean?
What Does the CPRA Stand For and What Does It Mean?

California Announces Appointments for Board of New California Privacy Protection Agency
California Announces Appointments for Board of New California Privacy Protection Agency

Virginia Joins California in Regulating Consumer Privacy
Virginia Joins California in Regulating Consumer Privacy

2021 Privacy Preview: What You Need to Know
2021 Privacy Preview: What You Need to Know

The CPRA is the New CCPA—Changes coming to California Privacy Law
The CPRA is the New CCPA—Changes coming to California Privacy Law
