HR and the use of precedents
by Anna Denton | Apr 3, 2018 | GDPR
Hopefully you are currently reviewing all of your activities in your department, in relation to GDPR and 25th May 2018. You may well keep precedent letters, and things that you have created that are useful for you, or other members of you team, to save yourself from...Search our blog
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