I was asked to sign a confidentiality agreement at work and on a portion it says “For the purposes of this agreement, confidential information means information that the company owns or possesses that it uses or is potentially useful in it's business that it treats as a proprietary private or confidential and that it is not generally known to the public including, but not limited to: employee information. This includes all information relating to salaries/wages, compensation and benefits paid to employees and employee personal information and/or information contained within personnel files and/or medical records.”
It sounds like just for accessing employee salary on employer systems (which I don't have access to) but I want to double check since they only gave us a few hours to turn it in.