AI is transforming the way organizations attract, evaluate, and hire talent. Promising faster and fairer recruitment processes, AI adoption has increased rapidly — but so have critical questions about its use. Can AI make better hiring decisions than humans? Will recruiters become obsolete? And how can organizations strike the right balance between automation In this […]
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If your organization operates in the UK or EU, appointing a DPO isn’t always optional, but knowing when it’s a legal requirement can often be difficult to determine. One of the key factors is large-scale processing of personal data. However, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) doesn’t offer a precise definition for this, which leaves
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In our GDPR Guide for SaaS companies, we look at the key factors that SaaS businesses need to address to ensure compliance with EU and UK data protection laws. For the purposes of the guide, we use the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) as a collective term, but please be aware that there are certain
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Q&A with Ray Pathak, MD The DPO Centre, Canada The Personal Information Protection and Electronics Act (PIPEDA) was enacted in April 2000. Since then, there have been significant changes in global data protection and technological advancements, necessitating amendments to Canadian federal legislation. The Digital Charter Implementation Act, 2022 (also known as Bill C-27) is the
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Organizations that collect, process and store the personal information of Quebec individuals must ensure their existing privacy programs are in line with the provisions of Quebec’s Law 25. This new legislation was adopted in September 2021 and has been implemented in stages, with the final stage coming into effect on September 22, 2024. Law 25
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Navigating the complexities of data protection regulations can be challenging, especially for organisations and businesses operating across borders. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) specifies that organisations located outside the EU, without an establishment in the region, must designate a Representative if processing the personal data of EU residents. The UK GDPR has the same
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