Blue Flower

At the core of the regulation are the principles of transparency and accountability. 

This means being clear with individuals about how their personal data is being collected, used and shared. It also means companies taking more responsibility for their own data in terms of quality, quantity, privacy, integrity and provenance. To do this, organisations will have to place the highest standards of data protection at the heart of their business, which makes this a clear, board-level issue.

 

These sources have an opinion:

  • European Convention on Human Rights
  • Treaty on the functioning of the European Union
  • Charter of fundamental rights of the EU
  • National Legislation often constitutional

 

What about privacy at work in the EU?

  • Telephone calls
  • Email / Internet use / other online technology

 

Now recognised as a principle by the Art. 29 WP.

 

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