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The HR confidentiality policy is a fundamental document governing the collection and processing of your employees' personal data. By establishing clear and transparent rules for HR data management, you can ensure that your employees' rights are respected, while at the same time securing your human resources management practices. This policy reinforces trust within your organization and demonstrates your commitment to data protection.
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An HR confidentiality policy must detail all data processing concerning your employees. It specifies the types of data collected (administrative, professional, banking), their purposes (payroll management, training, appraisal), Data retention periods, and employees' rights to their data. It must also provide information on the recipients of the data and the security measures in place. This transparency is essential for a relationship of trust with your employees.
Communicating your HR privacy policy requires a structured approach. It should be presented at the time of hiring, easily accessible on the intranet or in internal documents, and regularly reiterated during training sessions. It is important to clearly explain the practical implications for employees, and to set up a point of contact to answer any questions they may have. This ongoing communication ensures that the policy is properly understood and applied.
HR data has a number of special features when it comes to data protection. Some are sensitive (health, union membership) and require special precautions. Data retention periods are strictly regulated by law, and vary according to the type of data (pay slips, job application data). Access to data must be limited to authorized persons, and international transfers must be particularly strictly controlled. These specific requirements call for particular attention when drafting the policy.
The management of employees' rights to their personal data must be clearly organized. Your policy must define the procedures for exercising rights of access, rectification, deletion and portability. It must specify response times, any supporting documents that may be required, and any legal restrictions on these rights. A clear, efficient process for handling requests builds employee confidence and ensures your regulatory compliance.
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16 to 49 employees
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50 to 99 employees or ≤ 2 entities
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≥ 100 employees or ≥ 2 entities
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