Privacy and information legislation
The Privacy Act promotes and protects the privacy of individuals. It sets out 12 privacy principles that guide how personal information can be collected, used, stored and disclosed. This is an introduction to the Privacy Act and how it applies to businesses.
Do you understand your obligations? Employers need to acknowledge the Privacy Act in many aspects of their business. Find out what should be considered when dealing with staff to avoid workplace dissatisfaction and complaints.
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If running your business involves collecting or holding personal information about others then it must comply with the Privacy Act.
The Act’s 12 information privacy principles model the way in which good businesses handle personal information. Read more about the 12 privacy principles.
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Learn about spam and discover what New Zealand is doing right now to combat the problem. You will read about the new requirements under the Unsolicited Electronic Messages Act and the impact this new legislation may have on your business.
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