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1. Introduction: Purpose of the notice and scope of application
2. Types of Personal Data Collected: Comprehensive list of personal data categories collected and maintained by the employer
3. Purposes of Processing: Detailed explanation of how and why personal data is collected, used, and processed
4. Legal Basis for Processing: Description of the legal grounds for collecting and processing employee data
5. Data Storage and Security: Information about data protection measures, storage locations, and retention periods
6. Employee Rights: Overview of privacy rights and detailed procedures for exercising them
7. Data Sharing and Recipients: Information about third parties with whom data is shared and purposes of sharing
8. Contact Information: Details of whom to contact for privacy-related queries or concerns
1. International Data Transfers: Required section when employee data is transferred outside the United States
2. State-Specific Privacy Rights: Additional section detailing rights under specific state privacy laws (e.g., CCPA, CPRA)
3. Industry-Specific Practices: Additional requirements for regulated industries such as healthcare, finance, or education
4. Special Categories of Data: Specific procedures for handling sensitive data such as health information or biometric data
1. Schedule A - Data Retention Schedule: Detailed timeframes for storing different categories of personal data
2. Schedule B - Security Procedures: Detailed security protocols and measures for protecting employee data
3. Schedule C - Rights Request Forms: Standard forms and templates for employees to exercise their privacy rights
4. Schedule D - Approved Third-Party Processors: List of authorized vendors and service providers who process employee data
5. Schedule E - Breach Notification Procedures: Procedures for handling and reporting data breaches
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