Clean It Up
UK General Cleaning Forum => General Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: C.C.S. on August 18, 2010, 03:36:14 pm
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Hi we are about to start a contract cleaning for some offices and we got asked for a data protection act.i called I.C.O.(Information Commissioner's Office) who deals with the data protection act and said that us as a cleaning company providing cleaning services for the client doesn't apply to us.so they are the ones that need to have a data protection act not us.so i told them that and they still insist that we should have this data protection act .
anyone have more details about this matter ?thanks
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hi there
you have a duty under the data protection act to comply with regard to the data that keep and mantain about your clients etc.
regards
martin
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yes i know that but he's saying that in need also to be protected in case i use the details that he's holding abou he's clients which i don't get it.cheers
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hi there
thats just a confidentiality agreement between the two parties, its the client responsibility to protect his data, not just from you but everyone including their own staff.
regards
martin