By Staff writer
GDPR will apply to employers from 25 May 2018, updating existing regulation for the digital age. It will have a significant impact on the way employers collect, process, retain and share personal data relating to employees.
In the latest GDPR doctors article, expert Mark Weston of Hill Dickinson explains the importance of transparency and consumer consent.
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Half of international businesses are concerned about disparities between global mobility programs and talent management processes. How can bosses make sure they are engaging in strategies that provide maximum benefit to their brand
By Staff writer
Building your second line, identifying and then developing managers, is a crucial element in freeing yourself from the day to day of your operation, and is one of the most challenging tasks for any business owner or leader.
By Staff writer
Every entrepreneur will achieve success in his or her own way. But no matter what your particular definition is, you’ve got to do a number of things to set yourself up for that success.
By Staff writer
If you habitually stay late at the office, always keep one eye on your emails and struggle to switch off at night, there’s a high possibility you could be a workaholic.
By Staff writer
Julian Saunders, CEO and founder of data management and GDPR compliance solution PORT.im, offers tips on how to get your data GDPR-ready.
By Staff writer
Another month and another set of retailers falling prey to the fast-changing world of business. With Toys R Us throwing the toys out of the pram and Maplin losing its spark, the debacle goes on.
By Staff writer
Shaun Thomson, CEO of Sandler Training (UK), looks at how business owners need to address Brexit inertia so that they can’t use it as an excuse to coast.
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“Curiosity killed the cat” according to the old English phrase. But in a complex digital world where there is so much information for us to consume, can being curious really evoke bad omens
