Data protection, pay and compliance
Data protection, pay and compliance issues are all complex. Getting them wrong can undermine relationships and trigger legal claims and regulatory investigations. We help employers navigate these complex issues.
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Data protection, pay and compliance issues are all complex. Getting them wrong can undermine relationships and trigger legal claims and regulatory investigations. We help employers navigate these complex issues.
It is increasingly common for employees to raise data protection complaints or make a data subject access request (DSAR) as part of a grievance or employment tribunal claim. We can help with these requests (using digital solutions to reduce costs and time) and advise on any strategic implications that a DSAR or complaint may have.
We also help employers navigate other data protection and privacy matters, such as considerations around employee monitoring and surveillance.
Pay is another complex issue with possible regulatory consequences. Getting pay right can be challenging, and mistakes can be costly. We understand the reputational and financial risks involved, together with the added considerations that the risk of a regulatory audit and possible sanctions can bring.
Whether you need advice on equal pay, pay reporting, National Wage Minimum (NMW) compliance, holiday pay calculations or off-payroll working rules (IR35), our pay experts are here to help – they get stuck into the detail and offer pragmatic advice, explaining your options in a straightforward way.
Our team of experts can support your business with complex data protection queries and reputationally and financially significant pay issues.
Helping employers comply with DSARs, using digital solutions to minimise time and cost, and advising on strategic implications.
Advising on the employment and data protection law implications when processing employees’ data, including employee monitoring.
Supporting employers with their responses to complaints made by employees to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).
Helping employers identify potential NMW rule breaches and rectifying any underpayments before any HMRC investigation (known as self-correction).
Advising employers on new benefits and employee value propositions to ensure that they comply with the relevant rules and avoid inadvertent breaches.
Helping employers put safeguards in place to ensure compliance with off-payroll rules, including designing compliant on-boarding processes and status determinations.
Reviewing contractual arrangements with contractors, agents and service providers to ensure appropriate indemnities and safeguards are in place.
Providing strategic advice on the holiday pay rules that apply to different worker types.
Advising on pay-related liabilities in corporate and commercial transactions