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Dr Alex Linley: Why AI in HR needs the human touch
The ‘human’ in HR can be a very useful tool for AI.
James Holdstock: The GDPR the Bad and the Ugly
Can GDPR be a useful tool or just a bain on people in HR?
GDPR one year on: HR has compliance confidence but fears fresh Brexit burden
New survey reveals that while it is good news to see that UK HR professionals are on top of GDPR compliance, it also comes at a significant cost. Read our story to find out more.
GDPR leads to a rise in employee confidence in data security
More than half of UK’s workforce feel confident that their personal data is stored responsibly and securely, however not all is hunky dory since the introduction of GDPR on 25th May 2018.
Workers are risking GDPR penalties by forwarding work emails to personal accounts
Are good intentions enough to excuse GDPR breaches?
Staff working out of hours could be breaching GDPR
New research reveals that finding a work/life balance is important to both wellbeing and ensuring employees are GDPR-
Companies risk hefty data breach fines by failing to destroy candidates’ CVs
HR managers and recruiters are putting their employers at risk of penalties of up to £17.5 million (€20 million) under imminent data protection regulations by failing to destroy sensitive data contained within job applicants’ CVs.
HR sector less likely to want their personal data edited or deleted as GDPR comes in
As the GDPR legislation comes into effect today, a survey suggests that 65 per cent of HR professionals intend to take advantage of new ‘right to erasure’ – but all other sectors return far higher figures
Sarah Adams: No place for HR to hide from cybercrime
Sharp edges can be dangerous. And HR, whether it’s in- or out-of-house, is at the sharp end of cyber-security in two major ways.
Chris Coughlan: Top GDPR issues for HR
Implementation of the GDPR will require several parts of the business working together to ensure that all aspects of data storage and processing within the business is GDPR ready.
Businesses urged to prepare for new GDPR legislation
With the countdown to the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) well underway, audit, tax and consulting firm RSM, is urging companies doing business in the EU to complete their preparation for the impending rule changes, to help mitigate substantial financial and reputational risks arising from issues of non-compliance.