Course Features
- Lifetime access
- Mobile friendly
- Certificate of completion
- Downloadable resources
- Community access
- 24/7 support
Develop practical knowledge of HR data protection, employee privacy, secure records, subject access, breach management and workplace confidentiality.
The Data Protection and Confidentiality in HR course helps learners understand how privacy responsibilities apply to employee information and everyday human resources activities. HR professionals may collect, use, store and communicate personal data throughout the employment relationship, making confidentiality and responsible information handling essential parts of their role.
The course begins by examining personal data and GDPR principles within an HR context. Learners will then consider employee consent, privacy notices and fair processing before exploring record management, retention and data security.
Further modules address subject access requests and employee data rights, helping learners understand how HR teams may support appropriate responses to individual requests. The course also considers breach management, reducing data risks and the importance of embedding a confidentiality culture across HR practices.
By connecting GDPR awareness with employee rights, secure records and organisational culture, this course can support more responsible and consistent handling of workforce information.
6 sections
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0 lectures
This course is suitable for HR professionals, recruitment teams, people operations staff and administrators who handle employee or candidate information.
Yes. The course introduces personal data and GDPR principles before progressing into employee rights, breach management and confidentiality culture.
Yes. One module focuses on employee consent, privacy notices and fair processing within HR.
Yes. The curriculum includes handling subject access and employee data rights.
No. This course provides general training and educational information only. Organisations and individuals should follow applicable laws, professional guidance and internal policies and consult qualified specialists when applying requirements to specific situations.