Processing personal data to handle insurance claims, disputes, and litigation, including mediation and defence of legal rights.

Processing of personal data to manage mandatory employer-provided private health insurance, including enrolment, membership tracking, and liaison with insurers.

This processing model relates to the collection of information enabling the diagnosis to be carried out, the follow-up of requests and the management of estimates and invoicing in the context of teleworking in the private sector

This processing covers the provision, monitoring, and maintenance of corporate digital and telecommunications systems, including allocation of devices, usage monitoring, compliance oversight, and resolution of technical or security incidents.

This processing relates to the management and monitoring of deputyships by professional and public authority deputies appointed by the Court of Protection to make decisions for adults who lack mental capacity (England and Wales).

Processing of council tax and business rates (non-domestic rates) data by billing authorities for public interest purposes, including responding to taxpayer enquiries, verification of liability, statistical analysis, and economic and tax impact studies.

This processing activity supports the management and preservation of public records for archival purposes in the public interest, in compliance with the Public Records Act 1958 and the UK GDPR. Data may be retained indefinitely where justified and is subject to access and redaction controls. Special category data is processed under Article 9(2)(j) with appropriate safeguards.

Processing of personal data to manage and monitor temporary agency staff, including assignment tracking, contractual liaison, and HR administration.

Processing of employees’ personal data for the management of telephony equipment, maintenance of the telephone fleet, internal telephone directory, internal messaging system, and the monitoring/reimbursement of private and professional telephone expenses.