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Workforce Privacy Notice
"Need a Workforce Privacy Notice for our multinational tech company's Indian operations, launching in March 2025, that covers remote working arrangements and international data transfers to our offices in the US and EU."
1. Introduction: Overview of the privacy notice purpose and scope, identifying the employer as data controller
2. Definitions: Key terms used throughout the notice, including 'personal data', 'processing', 'sensitive personal data', etc.
3. Types of Personal Data Collected: Comprehensive list of personal data categories collected and processed about employees
4. Purposes of Processing: Detailed explanation of why personal data is collected and how it will be used
5. Legal Basis for Processing: Explanation of the legal grounds for processing personal data under Indian law
6. Data Sharing and Recipients: Information about third parties with whom data is shared and the purposes for sharing
7. Data Security Measures: Overview of technical and organizational measures to protect personal data
8. Data Retention: Information about how long different types of personal data are retained
9. Employee Rights: Explanation of rights under DPDP Act 2023 and how to exercise them
10. Grievance Redressal: Contact details for the Data Protection Officer or grievance officer and complaint procedures
11. Updates to Privacy Notice: Information about how changes to the privacy notice will be communicated
1. International Data Transfers: Required if employee data is transferred outside India, detailing transfer mechanisms and safeguards
2. Automated Decision Making: Required if the employer uses automated processing to make decisions about employees
3. CCTV and Monitoring: Required if workplace surveillance or monitoring systems are in place
4. Special Categories of Personal Data: Required if processing sensitive personal data such as biometric information
5. Employee Monitoring Software: Required if using software to monitor employee performance or activity
6. Bring Your Own Device (BYOD): Required if employees are allowed to use personal devices for work purposes
7. Remote Working Data Processing: Required if employees work remotely and specific data processing applies
1. Schedule 1 - Categories of Personal Data: Detailed list of all personal data categories collected, organized by department or purpose
2. Schedule 2 - Third Party Recipients: Comprehensive list of third parties with whom data is shared, including their purposes and locations
3. Schedule 3 - Retention Periods: Detailed retention periods for different categories of personal data
4. Schedule 4 - Security Measures: Detailed description of technical and organizational security measures
5. Appendix A - Data Subject Request Form: Template form for employees to submit requests regarding their personal data
6. Appendix B - Consent Forms: Standard consent forms for specific types of data processing requiring explicit consent
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