In this podcast Melanie Pimenta and Jacob Montague solicitors in the Data Protection team at Clarkslegal discuss some of the issues surrounding data protection and hybrid or remote working. Since the pandemic remote and hybrid working have become the new normal and this raises some interesting questions on data protection and how organisations can make sure data is protected whilst employees are working from different locations.

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Jacob Montague

Senior Solicitor

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Melanie Pimenta

Associate

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About this podcast

Subject

Protecting data when working remotely
Author

Jacob Montague
Expertise

Privacy and Data Protection
Published

23 June 2022

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0118 960 4653 contact@clarkslegal.com

Protecting data when working remotely