Data Protection and Remote Working Survey

Press/Media: Relating to Research

Description

In this podcast I am interviewed by data protection consultant Cristina Vanini Goodchild about the ICO's new Data Protection and work Monitoring Guidance and their implications for Data Protection Professionals. 

Period15 Sept 2025

Media contributions

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Media contributions

  • TitleData Protection and Remote Working Survey
    Degree of recognitionNational
    Media name/outletWhy such a fuss?
    Media typePodcast
    Duration/Length/Size23 minutes
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date15/09/25
    DescriptionAs remote work continues to grow, so does the rise of employee monitoring and tracking tools. But where do we draw the line between productivity and privacy? In this episode, I’m joined by Professor Kirstie Ball from the University of St. Andrews, who has carried out extensive research on workplace monitoring. We explore her recent survey, surprising findings, and whether employers are truly justified in tracking their staff. We also discuss: The impact of workplace culture on monitoring practices The ICO’s guidance on fairness, transparency, and DPIAs Employment law insights from ACAS The growing role of AI in recruitment and employee monitoring This thought-provoking conversation looks at the balance between data protection, employee rights, and organisational needs in today’s evolving workplace
    Producer/AuthorCristina Vanini Goodchild
    URLhttps://cvgsolutions.podbean.com/
    PersonsKirstie Ball

Keywords

  • Data protection
  • Work monitoring
  • Remote work