Processing by Employer Scope Clause Samples

The "Processing by Employer Scope" clause defines the extent and limitations of how an employer may process personal data within the context of an agreement. It typically outlines the specific types of data the employer is permitted to handle, the purposes for which processing is allowed, and any restrictions or obligations regarding data security and confidentiality. For example, it may specify that employee data can only be used for payroll, benefits administration, or compliance with legal requirements. This clause ensures that data processing activities are clearly delineated, helping to protect employee privacy and ensure compliance with data protection laws.
Processing by Employer Scope. Processing of Personal Data by the Employer under the terms of this Agreement whereby the Training Provider provides a programme of academic learning for apprenticeships to Apprentices of the Employer. Nature: [INSERT] Purpose: [INSERT] Period for which Personal Data will be retained: [INSERT] Types of Personal Data: [INSERT] Categories of Data Subject: [INSERT] Permitted Data Processors 1 Any discussions which may take place between the Employer and the Training Provider in connection with a possible change shall be without prejudice to the rights of either Party. 2 A request to amend this Agreement or the Agreed Services by either Party shall be made in writing to the other in the form of a note (‘a Proposed Change Note’).
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Processing by Employer Scope. Processing of Personal Data by the Employer under the terms of this Agreement whereby the Training Provider provides a programme of academic learning for apprenticeships to Apprentices of the Employer. Nature: [INSERT] Purpose: [INSERT] Period for which Personal Data will be retained: [INSERT] Types of Personal Data: [INSERT] Categories of Data Subject: [INSERT] Permitted Data Processors 1 Any discussions which may take place between the Employer and the Training Provider in connection with a possible change shall be without prejudice to the rights of either Party.
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Processing by Employer Scope. Processing of Personal Data by the Employer under the terms of this Agreement whereby the Training Provider provides a programme of academic learning for apprenticeships to Apprentices of the Employer. Nature: Purpose: Period for which Personal Data will be retained: Types of Personal Data: Categories of Data Subject: Permitted Data Processors Change Procedure‌‌‌ 1 Any discussions which may take place between the Employer and the Training Provider in connection with a possible change shall be without prejudice to the rights of either Party. 2 A request to amend this Agreement or the Agreed Services by either Party shall be made in writing to the other in the form of a note (‘a Proposed Change Note’).
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