From employee data and subject access requests to workplace monitoring and AI, data protection decisions are a practical concern for HR teams and employers.
Legal Island’s Northern Ireland Data Protection Update 2027 brings together the latest developments affecting employers locally, with practical guidance to help you assess your organisation’s approach and make more informed decisions.
Join data protection specialists from Pinsent Masons for this online, half-day event on Tuesday 25 May 2027. Through real-life examples and expert guidance, you’ll explore current risks, common pitfalls and practical steps you can apply within your organisation.
By the end of this event, you will:
You’ll also have the opportunity to put your questions to the experts and access recorded sessions after the event to revisit the guidance.
The event will explore the data protection issues that matter most to employers in Northern Ireland, including:
This event is designed for HR professionals, employers and data protection leads with responsibility for employee data, workplace privacy or data protection compliance in Northern Ireland.
When a data protection question reaches HR, you need to understand the risks and the practical options available.
This annual update gives you focused time with data protection specialists from Pinsent Masons to review developments affecting Northern Ireland employers and consider what they mean for your organisation.
You’ll gain practical guidance to help you recognise potential problems, assess your current practices and make more informed decisions. Real-life examples will connect the guidance to workplace challenges, while the opportunity to ask questions will help you explore issues relevant to your role.
Join us online on Tuesday 25 May 2027 for practical guidance on the data protection issues affecting Northern Ireland employers. Book your place and put your questions to the experts.
Here's what our previous attendees had to say about NI Data Protection Update.
Laura specialises in regulatory enforcement and advises clients in a range of sectors dealing with compliance issues ranging from data and cyber breaches, internal fraud, corporate crime and health & safety.
Anna has experience of advising on information law with a focus on data protection in both contentious and non-contentious forums. She has experience of liaising directly with the Information Commissioner's Office on behalf of clients and she often delivers training sessions to Boards and Senior Management Teams on data protection compliance.
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