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ARTICLE · 17 FEBRUARY 2021

Brexit And The GDPR

The flow of information in the modern day is something that individuals and companies consistently concern themselves within a world that is increasingly connected.

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The flow of information in the modern day is something that individuals and companies consistently concern themselves within a world that is increasingly connected. Where Brexit impacts legislation and the way European law influences the decisions of lawmakers in England and Wales, it also impacts the freedoms and rights that were secured by Acts such as the GDPR.

Often misunderstood for its objectives and complex formation, the GDPR has become a staple of workplace behaviour, forming a pivotal piece of the way employees and employers behave with regard to their privacy.

A primary misconception of the GDPR is its purpose. Security and compliance are the primary priorities of the GDPR in the manner it implements itself within companies and their relations with their employees. Moving forward, the key in this relationship is the understanding of what "effective compliance" is and how companies have to ensure they align with the framework provide to them. The first

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