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A recruiter’s guide to GDPR compliance

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Starting from May 2018, organisations that collect personal data of EU residents must become compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR.) GDPR places the burden of ensuring compliance on your entire organisation, especially functions like recruiting which rely heavily on collecting candidates’ personal data.

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Demystifying GDPR using data

Workable

As well as promoting compliance , automating the process through recruiting software like Workable has produced a lot of interesting data. The only thing anybody’s really been certain of since GDPR went live on May 25th, 2018, is that no one’s really certain about anything. GDPR checklist: Requirements for recruiters and HR.

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How GDPR Impacts Global Recruiting Teams

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When it goes into effect on May 25, 2018, the EU will have an enforceable a set of rules regulating the personal data handled by EU and many non-EU organizations. Because data collection is at the heart of recruiting, it’s imperative that recruiters are prepared for the GDPR before May 25.

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GDPR checklist: Requirements for recruiters and HR

Workable

Come May 2018, organisations must be prepared to comply with GDPR whenever they collect and process EU citizens’ data. Recruiters and hiring teams especially should make sure that they are transparent when processing candidate data during hiring. They should also ensure candidates can exercise their rights under GDPR.

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The recruitment process: 10 things you need to master to succeed

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Recruitment Marketing – find and attract better candidates. Referrals – tap into your existing employee network to source candidates. At the In-House Recruitment Expo in Telford, England, in October 2018, ‘Google Dave’ Hazlehurst urged attendees to promote their employer brand everywhere, not just in job ads.