It’s only been recently, since some large, notable companies have received a sharp slap across the knuckles in the form of eye-watering fines, that data protection has become a real ‘thing’. It’s about to become an even bigger thing when new rules come into effect on 25th May 2018.
Protecting people’s data is important and it’s not difficult with the implementation of a clearly defined policy, understanding and simple measures. This blog outlines the basics…
There’s a famous saying: “But in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes” attributed to one of the founding fathers of the United States of America, Benjamin Franklin. He wrote in a letter in 1789 about the Constitution stating that: having been established, it had “an appearance that promised permanency”. His cautionary prediction was, of course, that change is inevitable, which remains true today.
Weather extremes affect fleets in many ways – so whether you operate in the currently cold Northern or the hot Southern hemispheres, it’s good to be prepared.
Snow, ice, fog and flood are characteristic of UK and European winters from January to April, and this can make driving difficult and dangerous. The extreme heat of Australasian countries at this time of year can be detrimental to vehicles and cause hazards such as wild fires, which also affect road conditions.
