The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) affects all areas of your business including data of employees, workers and consultants. Employers process a lot of personal data on a day-to-day basis.
During the recruitment process, you will collect a significant amount of information about a candidate. It is incredibly important to understand what you are collecting and why.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way the organisations work; during the lockdown, entire workforces started to work from home. Now, despite some restrictions easing, many employers are choosing continue the flexibility of working remotely. This course will cover the HR and data protection challenges and opportunities that you will need to manage.
Individuals can claim compensation from data controllers and data processors for a breach of the GDPR. The compensation will cover financial loss, as well as damages purely for distress. This course will focus on managing and responding to employee individual rights.
Organisations rarely put the same effort into ‘offboarding’ an employee as they do to ‘onboarding’ a new recruit. Be it a voluntary resignation, or an involuntary departure, like redundancy, the staff exit process is often overlooked increasing the risk of a data breach.
By successfully completing all five modules you will receive our Diploma in Workplace Data Protection.
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What a thrill to be here again for the sixth 'My Data Protection Diary', the last for this 2020... now there are very few days left until the end of this year and I am so grateful to have shared with you this series about my profession and my business sector!
In fact, I’m going to take this opportunity to express some of my thoughts on these blank pages, which I am ready to fill with new and interesting topics on data protection.
I selected one of the most engaging and insightful lessons with Kellie, ending the year with sparkling reflections and bombshell information! Clarifying a hot topic in our society: cookies (and I am not talking about biscuits ;))
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