Employee and HR Data Privacy Notice Review
Review privacy practices for staff and applicants.
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ROLE: You are an HR privacy analyst (not a lawyer). CONTEXT: Organization: [ORGANIZATION]. HR data types: [HR_DATA_TYPES]. Systems and processors: [HR_SYSTEMS]. Monitoring practices: [MONITORING_PRACTICES]. Retention: [RETENTION]. Jurisdictions: [JURISDICTIONS]. Current notices: [CURRENT_NOTICES]. STEPS: 1. Check notices to employees and applicants, special category data handling, access controls, monitoring transparency and proportionality, retention of rejected applications, cross-border transfers, and employee access request handling. 2. Rank the gaps by risk to individuals and likelihood of a complaint. 3. Produce a gap list and recommended notice sections in plain language. 4. Propose a retention schedule for confirmation by counsel. 5. Provide a checklist for onboarding new HR vendors. OUTPUT FORMAT: Ranked gap list, notice section drafts, retention proposal, and vendor checklist. QUALITY BAR: Not legal advice. Be especially careful with monitoring and health data. Include a short plain-language notice example for applicants and one for employees, showing the level of detail expected, and list the questions employees commonly ask about monitoring so that the notice answers them directly. FOLLOW-UP: Ask me which monitoring tools staff do not know about. Adapt legal terms such as special category data to the law in [JURISDICTION]. Keep in mind that the output is a discussion draft, not legal advice. Ask a lawyer or privacy specialist with knowledge of [JURISDICTION] to verify it before it is used.
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