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Ken Foxe

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Author of Shining a Light: Information Access in Ireland | A practical guide to using FOI | Available in print and digital at: kenfoxe.com
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€615k spent on campaign warning parents of the dangers of sharing photos of children online - DPC

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By Ken Foxe Verified
| Behind the Story
The Data Protection Commission (DPC) spent €615,000 on a viral campaign warning parents about the dangers of sharing photographs and personal information about their children online. The 'Pause Before You Post' advertisement showed a young girl being approached by strangers who appeared to know intimate details about her life. The DPC said €217,000 was spent advertising the campaign on television, in cinemas and on video-on-demand services.
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Asylum staff at risk of anxiety and depression from traumatic cases

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By Ken Foxe Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Ken Foxe Staff processing asylum applications are at risk of anxiety, depression and insomnia because of exposure to traumatic personal stories and graphic material. A formal risk assessment at the International Protection Office (IPO) said staff could suffer emotional distress and “empathy fatigue” because of the nature of their work. It said psychological injuries could build up over time or result from a single significant exposure to very disturbing material.
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Some people were pushed into pension schemes instead of auto-enrolment, government memo says

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By Ken Foxe Verified
| TheJournal.ie Verified
A GOVERNMENT MEMO has said some large companies employing thousands of people worked with financial advisers to push staff into pension schemes with lower employer contributions than if they had signed up for auto-enrolment. The moves were made late last year as the Department of Social Protection finalised plans for an auto-enrolment system for workers. An internal note said some employees were “being compelled” to join schemes that had only just been put in place by their boss.
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