Work-product information is generally thought of as information about an individual that?

Work-product information is generally thought of as information that is prepared or collected as part of an individual’s responsibilities or activities in connection to their job. This includes documents, notes, reports, and other materials created as part of an employee's duties or during their employment. The focus here is on the content being directly related to the job functions and responsibilities rather than personal attributes or information unrelated to work tasks. This type of information is distinct from personal information that may be collected for HR purposes and is typically treated differently under privacy laws.