S1E60 - GDPR Two Years On - Part One

In this, the first of two episodes, Daniel Barnett of Outer Temple Chambers and Emma Erskine-Fox of TLT Solicitors (@emmafoxlaw) discuss the GDPR, two years after it came into force.

In this first part, you’ll learn:

• the difference between the GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018
• what sort of prosecutions and fines have been issued in the last two years
• how long HR Professionals have to keep records for
• whether requests have to say they are data protection requests
• what to do with people who put in multiple, or ‘grudge’, requests
• the circumstances when employers can refuse to respond
• how long employers have to reply to subject access requests

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