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Summary LPC Employment Law exam 2023 notes BPP - High Distinction Sources of employment law: -Common Law -Legislation (recent) oTrade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992 oEmployment Rights Act 1996 oEquality Act 2010 oEU Legislation – consider Brexit ▪Article 157 TFEU - equal pay for male and female workers for equal work or work of equal value is applied’ overrides inconsistent national law ▪Employees who work for a private sector can rely on EU directives tha...

CIPP/E IAPP Exam Study Guide Questions and Answers (GRADED A+) CIPP/E IAPP Exam Study Guide Questions and Answers (GRADED A+) Which of the following data protection milestones is a treaty among member states of the Council of Europe: -Data Retention Directive -Charter of Fundamental Rights -Convention 108 -e-Privacy Directive -GDPR - ANSWER-Convention 108 Which of the following data protection milestones applies to public electronics communications services and networks? -Data Reten...

T/F. One of the significant differences between formal and informal institutions is how they gain compliance. : True T/F. The United Nations operates with voluntary agreements, so it is essentially an informal institution. : True T/F. Permanent members of the UN Security Council vote on Security Council measures and only the Secretary-General of the UN has veto power. : False, everyone on the security council has the power to veto T/F. The World Bank is made up of one large instituti...

CIPP/E Universal Declaration of Human Rights - correct answers The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is an international document adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 1948 that enshrines the rights and freedoms of all human beings. European Convention of Human Rights - correct answers The European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) is an international treaty established by the Council of Europe. Adopted in 1950, it entered into force in 1953. Its purpose is to protect and ...

Final Exam INS3003 Global Governance Latest Version Graded A+ IGO Intergovernmental Organization IGOs ... contribute to the promotion of cooperation, gather information, conduct surveillance, settle disputes, conduct operational activities, create a platform for bargaining, and lead to the creation of international regimes. Through the liberalist perspective, IGOs work within a framework of institutions whom establish the rules and make cooperation possible. Types of IGOs: Sing...

CIPPE Exam Questions with complete solution 2023/2024European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) - correct answers Sits in Strasbourg, France and upholds privacy and data protection laws through its enforcement of the European Convention on Human Rights and Convention 108. It is not part of the European Union. The ECHR has also considered the question of the protection of personal data from the viewpoint of the right of access to such data. e-Privacy Directive aka Cookie Directive (2002, amend....

GVPT 200 Midterm 1 Latest 2023 Graded A State A territory that has some sort of central government. States are sovereign, meaning the central government can do/ make laws as they please in the boundaries of those states. Ex: United States, India, Pakistan. Nation A group of people that share some sort of common history, ethnicity; Ex. United States, India, Germany; lots of people from different backgrounds. Nation-State The idea that a group of people who have a common identity, or share a sen...

WGU-C838-Pre-Assessment Exam 2023 update "Which phase of the cloud data lifecycle allows both read and process functions to be performed? (A) Share (B) Store (C) Create (D) Archive" - Answer Create "Which phase of the cloud data security lifecycle typically occurs simultaneously with creation? (A) Use (B) Share (C) Store (D) Destroy" - Answer Store "Which phase of the cloud data life cycle uses content delivery networks? (A) Share (B) Create (C) Destroy (D) Archive" - ...

CIPP/E - History, Institutions, & Non-GDPR Laws/What was the first/milestone document in the history of human rights--paving way for other HR treaties? Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) Universal Declaration of Human Rights - Year, Enacted By, Type of Doc, 3 main articles/principles, significance 1948 United Nations Statement - not binding or a treaty Fundamental Rights - Private life, speech, but rights not absolute (balance with trade) Council of Europe - Founde...

CIPPE Questions and Answers with Certified Solutions Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) (1948) first international legal instrument announcing the right to privacy (Article 12), catalyst for other human rights instruments in Europe European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) (1950) international treaty to protect human rights and fundamental freedoms, right to privacy (Article 8) and many more protections of a wide scope Treaty of Rome (1957) established the European Economic Area (EE...