GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)
EU regulation on personal data processing.
GDPR governs how you collect, store, and process personal data of EU residents. For HR tech, that means lawful basis, candidate consent, data retention limits, and the right to erasure.
The high-risk operational details: candidate consent for talent-pool retention, deletion within 30 days of request, DPA with every sub-processor, and EU data residency where required by national law.
Keep going. Cross-pollinate.
Schrems II is now five years old. The transatlantic data framework is wobbling again. Here's what EU-headquartered employers need from their HR vendors right now.
System of record for employee data — directory, time off, payroll-ready data, performance.
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