New course release – Whistleblowing: Understand Your Rights
VinciWorks has released a new whistleblowing course. Whistleblowing: Understand Your Rights provides a comprehensive overview of whistleblower rights within the UK. The aim of the course is to improve the culture in every organisation so that employees feel comfortable whistleblowing where necessary.
Will your Christmas cards cause a GDPR breach?
It might sound like a Daily Mail headline, but don’t dismiss this as political correctness gone mad just yet. Your company Christmas cards could very well result in a data protection violation. Santa Claus checks his list twice, and so should you. Keeping marketing lists up to date is vital for GDPR compliance and sending […]
NEW RELEASE: Client Money and Assets eLearning Course
The collapse of Lehman brothers in 2008 highlighted the need for regulation around protecting client money and assets which have been a key priority for the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) ever since. The main aim of the FCA is to enable firms to reduce the risk of financial loss by identifying, assessing and mitigating risks. […]
On-demand webinar: Whistleblowing — Understanding your rights and responsibilities
The Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998 (PIDA) provides protection for whistleblowers. Under PIDA, employees who make “protected disclosures” can claim unfair dismissal if their contracts are terminated due to the disclosures. Further, the EU Commission has recently announced a new law that aims to increase protections for whistleblowers. In this webinar, we were joined by […]
VinciWorks’ whistleblowing portal – Provide seamless, anonymous reporting
In a survey carried out by VinciWorks, a staggering 50% of respondents said they weren’t confident their organisation would deal with a report of sexual harassment very seriously. And worse, 10% of respondents said that they had been shown sexually explicit or inappropriate content at work. The results of this survey and others evidence that […]
Tackling the Threat of Cybercrime within the Legal Sector
Cybercrime is a widespread phenomenon across the world. It can affect firms and organisations of any size, belonging to any industry or sector. Through carefully coordinated attacks, cybercriminals tend to target vulnerabilities in technology or cause poorly trained staff to make mistakes – both approaches are designed to put businesses at risk. This has shown […]
Health and safety compliance – take VinciWorks’ interactive ergonomics assessment
As a user of display screen equipment (DSE), there is legislation called the DSE Regulations which requires that your employer provides you with a suitable workstation, as well as taking steps to protect you from the risks of working with display screen equipment. Using DSE (i.e. PCs, laptops, tablets and smartphones) for extended periods or […]
DeltaNet International Partners with Loughborough College to Improve Food Safety
We’re proud to announce that we’re collaborating with Loughborough College to produce our upcoming Food Safety set of eLearning courses. The courses, which are currently in development, are scenario-based and provide practical, modern training for anyone working with food. Mutual Benefits The partnership between DeltaNet International and Loughborough College will have benefits on both sides. Loughborough College […]
Stay tuned for LMS innovations in 2020
Over the next few months, VinciWorks will finalise its Learning Management System development schedule for 2020. We aren’t yet able to share the full details of the new LMS developments but suffice to say, we are excited. What we can share is: You should expect new and innovative features from the LMS in 2020. Our […]
California Consumer Privacy Act 2018 – how to comply
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) comes into force in January 2020 and it is important to take steps to prepare for the new legislation. Since GDPR came into force, EU consumers have developed a greater awareness of their rights pursuant to the regulations, and expect businesses to comply accordingly. The same is bound to […]
