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Practical GDPR

and AI Use in the

Workplace

 
 
 
When?:        Tuesday 15th September 2026                     1.00pm - 5.00pm (Half-day session)
Where?:         Hethel Innovation Centre NR14 8FB           Cost:   £99 per person

 

If your staff are using AI, you are already exposed to data protection risk...

This event covers GDPR at induction level and brings it into line with how organisations now operate. It includes the use of AI in the workplace and how this sits within UK GDPR, the Data Protection Act 2018, PECR and the Data (Use and Access Act) 2025.

 

It is designed for all staff, however, directors and business owners should be clear on one thing:

 

Accountability sits with the organisation and its leadership. It cannot be avoided by relying on systems or third parties. If there is a failure, regulators will look at decisions, oversight and whether staff were properly trained.

 

This session deals with the areas where organisations get caught out: everyday handling of personal data, the use of AI tools, sharing information, responding to individual rights requests, dealing with data breaches, and recognising and handling data protection complaints.

 

Who Should Attend

  • Directors and business owners

  • Managers and supervisors

  • HR and finance teams

  • Compliance and data protection leads

  • IT, marketing and operational staff

  • Any employee handling personal data or using AI tools

 

What You Will Learn

  • How data protection law applies in practice

  • Where AI use creates risk

  • What lawful and fair processing looks like

  • When a Data Protection Impact Assessment is required and how to approach it

  • What to do when a data breach happens

  • How to handle Subject Access Requests properly

  • How to recognise and handle a data protection complaint under the new statutory complaints procedure

  • What the ICO will expect to see in practice

 

Why Attend

  • Reduce the risk of enforcement action and regulatory scrutiny

  • Make sure staff understand what is expected of them

  • Give directors clear oversight of risk and responsibility

  • Certificate of Completion for compliance records

  • Six months follow-up support included

  • Venue with free parking and refreshments

 

Do not wait until there is a complaint, a breach or an investigation.

Organisations should be able to demonstrate that appropriate data protection measures are in place, that staff understand their responsibilities, and that those measures work in practice.

 

To book a place or to find out more: click here

Or Call 0333 772 1510

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