skip navigation
Institutions have a legal duty in terms of Health and Safety legislation to protect staff, students and others from any reasonably foreseeable harm as well as a common law duty of care towards staff, students and others.
This guidance is designed to help institutions deal with consent management when sharing personal data across and between institutions and external service providers.
This Cybercrime overview paper explores the main obligations imposed on institutions concerning the provision and use of IT facilities in terms of cybercrime.
ARCHIVED
An examination of what legal duty of care is required in the ICT environment by FE and HE institutions.
We are pleased to announce the launch of JISC Legal Plus - a new staff development service bringing JISC Legal's expertise to your institution at competitive prices... (cont'd)
The EU has taken a step towards common rules for cracking down on those who sexually abuse children and post images of the abuse on the internet.
A consultation by the GEO seeks views on proposals for draft regulations on the new public sector equality duty.
On 8 April 2010 the Equality Act received royal assent after completing its parliamentary process.
The Royal Bank of Scotland recently lost their appeal against the decision that they were in breach of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995.
ACAS guide offers practical tips on the impact of social networking on discipline and grievances, bullying, defamation, data protection and privacy.
Guidance for public sector organisationsaims to make current equality law more consistent, clearer and easier to follow in order to make society fairer.
JISC Techdis, a JISC Advance service, works with the HE and FE sector in the UK in the field of accessibility and inclusion. http://www.jisctechdis.ac.uk/
Four out of ten students online are concerned about how their online profiles might affect their future.
Member of staff failed to realise they had made an error while carrying out work on the University’s IT system.
A recent EU survey finds that 77% of 13-16 year olds have a social networking profile and 25% say their profile is open to the public.
No events listed.
