Data protectionIn running my business, I recognise the importance of making sure any personal data that I get from you is handled responsibly and in line with data protection legislation. This is mainly relevant when I’m working for or with private individuals, but also has some implications relating to businesses and other organisations, if contact details are associated with a named individual.
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In particular, I’ve looked into the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a European Union regulation that comes into effect on 25 May 2018.
Despite the UK’s planned exit from the EU, it’s widely expected that the GDPR, or near-identical UK legislation, will apply in the UK for many years to come. In any case, the GDPR will be applicable when working with people or organisations in countries that are still in the EU.
In connection with the GDPR, I’ve developed a data protection policy for GH Editorial. You can find it in PDF format here:
Despite the UK’s planned exit from the EU, it’s widely expected that the GDPR, or near-identical UK legislation, will apply in the UK for many years to come. In any case, the GDPR will be applicable when working with people or organisations in countries that are still in the EU.
In connection with the GDPR, I’ve developed a data protection policy for GH Editorial. You can find it in PDF format here:
I believe this policy covers all the requirements that apply to a business such as mine, and that it gives my customers, and other contacts, the protection they need.
If you have any questions or concerns about this, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Graham Hughes | GH Editorial
If you have any questions or concerns about this, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Graham Hughes | GH Editorial
