Data Protection · glossary
The Data Privacy Framework List: the US companies that have joined the framework. Each entry says which kinds of data the company may receive. Tallcourt’s entry has the UK Extension but covers “Non-HR Data” only, so the data bridge does not cover care workers’ details. Record B, paragraph 2 · Chapter 7 · see Data bridge, UK Extension
Explained in Chapter 7, International Transfers: Data Bridge and UK Addendum, of Data Protection.
Each company that joins has an entry on the DPF List, the public list of members. The entry says which kinds of data the company may receive. One kind is HR data: details an employer collects about its own staff. A company may receive that kind under the bridge only if its entry covers it.Read Chapter 7, International Transfers: Data Bridge and UK Addendum →
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