Authoring Of Privacy Notices

Our Authoring of Privacy Notices has three types:

– Privacy Notice (Web Site)
– Employee Privacy Notice
– Job Applicants Privacy Notice

PRIVACY NOTICE FOR YOUR WEBSITE

Does your web site should show your privacy notice which will tell potential clients and customers how you will process their data? Does it say what your legal basis for processing is? The notice must also show how your business applies data protection principles. A well written notice will also state how long you will keep the data and what you will and will not do with this data. The policy should also cover the use of cookies.

Privacy notices are a legal requirement. Our Authoring of Privacy Notices service will provide a notice written for you and will relate to how you actually process data, not copied from another web site or a template.

EMPLOYEE PRIVACY NOTICE

Employees are data subjects too and a privacy notice should be made available to all employees. This can be when they first start or, as part of the company handbook, if you have one. The notice will set out clearly how you will process employee data and how long it will be retained after employment ends. Again, the notice will also show how your business applies data protection principles.

This is a legal requirement no matter how many or few employees you have. Our Notice Authoring Service will be written for you and will relate to how you actually process data, not copied from another web site or a template.

JOB APPLICANT PRIVACY NOTICE

Successful job applicants will be covered in the employee privacy notice but unsuccessful ones are not. Therefore, you must state when you begin to gather their data what you will do with it. This includes research and for what purposes the data will be used. Once unsuccessful, their data doesn’t need to be retained. However, you must state how long you will keep it and that it will be destroyed in a secure manner. Just because your didn’t choose to employ them doesn’t mean you are absolved of your duty of care in relation to their data.