When this work helps
For organisations reviewing HR records, employee notices, access arrangements or sharing with payroll, recruitment and other providers.
Scope and practical outputs
Review the agreed employment lifecycle, from applications and onboarding to role changes and exit. Cover notices, access, retention, HR and vendor sharing, and employee privacy requests.
- An employee-data inventory and responsibility map.
- Employee privacy notice drafts and a checklist of relevant HR practices.
- An access, retention and exit framework with decisions for the responsible owners.
- HR and vendor sharing arrangements, request-handling steps and prioritised actions.
What your team contributes
HR, payroll, IT and relevant business owners provide current practices and records. The organisation approves retention decisions, access responsibilities and any changes to employee communications.
An example to discuss
Follow a departing employee’s records through access removal, payroll, benefit providers, retained personnel files and any later privacy request.
Agree the boundaries
Agree the entities, worker groups, record types and providers covered. Employment-law advice, disputes and any formal legal opinion require a separate scope.
Common questions
Does the framework include recruitment and former employees?
It can cover applicants, current staff and former employees. Identify the relevant groups and activities in the agreed scope.
Who maintains the framework after the review?
Assign HR and supporting operational owners to keep notices, access arrangements, retention decisions and request procedures current.
Discuss the work you need
Agree the service, deliverables, responsibilities and fees before committing to an engagement.
Related reading
This page explains topics to scope and discuss. It does not establish applicability, certify compliance or confirm a paid engagement.
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