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25 November 2020 | Podcasts | Article by Eleanor Bamber

HJ Talks About Social Housing Podcast | GDPR and remote working


HJ Talks About Social Housing Podcast | GDPR and remote working

As many housing associations have risen to the challenge of remote working in 2020, managers are needing to address the unique challenges that this involves. In this podcast Eleanor Bamber, Senior Associate, and Sali Owens, Solicitor in our Employment and HR Services team take a practical approach, discussing the data protection issues involved in this way of working as well as the appropriate steps required to monitor productivity and manage from afar. Their conversation can help your organisation identify where its vulnerabilities lie and take early action to ensure this new way of working remains effective and secure.

Useful links

ICO’s “top tips” for working from home and Good data protection practice and the template DPIA referred to in the CCTV section (produced jointly by the ICO and the Surveillance Camera Commissioner).

New podcast episodes are being released throughout HJ Housing Week (23-29 Nov), and will be added to the podcast player on the HJ Housing Week page once they are available.

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Author bio

Throughout her career as an employment law specialist, Eleanor has regularly advised private clients and numerous public sector bodies on a wide range of issues, including conducting large scale redundancies and reorganisations and dealing with the implications of TUPE.

Eleanor also has significant experience in defending multiple equal pay cases in the public sector as well as successfully defending numerous claims for discrimination and unfair dismissal brought by individual employees in the private sector. Eleanor deals with employment tribunal litigation, settlement agreements, pre-termination negotiations, disciplinary and grievance issues and performance and absence management issues.

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