Third in HR fail to delete personal data

Six months on from the GDPR there are discrepancies between data protection policies and practices

Handling severe allergies in the workplace

With a rise in prevalence of severe food allergies in the UK, how can employers make their workplaces more allergy-friendly?

Legal lowdown: Covert recording and monitoring

Over the past few years both employers and employees have become increasingly savvy when it comes to technology in the workplace

How HR professionals can help prevent cyber attacks

Cyber attacks and data breaches are something all HR professionals should prepare themselves for

Tricky areas of GDPR compliance

During the course of the employment relationship employers will process a wide range of employees’ personal data, including special categories

Assessing employee misuse of confidential information

How an employer can respond to an employee’s removal of confidential information

Preparing for employees' subject access requests

As much as HR should be hoping for genuine requests from concerned employees without a broader agenda, they should prepare for the worst

Is your HR department GDPR-ready?

As the GDPR comes into effect, HR needs to know what data they hold, where they hold it and why they hold it

Data compliance: Whose job is it anyway?

With the GDPR looming, what's HR’s role in ensuring everyone stores and uses data responsibly?

Getting your house in order for the GDPR

As GDPR deadline day looms it’s time for HR to take the lead, our webinar found

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Skillsets biggest obstacle to HR's GDPR response

HR could lead GDPR and step up into data protection roles, said speakers at a HR magazine and Sage webinar

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What’s the most important part of the GDPR for you?

Different teams will be concerned with different Articles, but the leadership team must see the whole