Recruiters warned not to be complacent over data protection

Graham Simons 3 June 2019

Recruiters have been urged to pay greater attention to ensuring security of candidates’ personal data.

As the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) significantly increases its capabilities, recruiters have been advised to ensure their staff are properly trained and they are able to spot security breaches.

Research conducted by media and information firm Thomson Reuters over the weekend has found that 57% of UK global companies do not think they are obeying...

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