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Esch-Leonhardt: When a Personnel File Becomes Data Processing

Esch-Leonhardt: When a Personnel File Becomes Data Processing

When ECB employees challenged union-related warning letters placed in their personnel files, the EU court clarified a basic privacy rule: filing employee information is data processing. Esch-Leonhardt explores necessity, sensitive union data, and when data is manifestly made public.
Lydia 18 Feb 2004
Österreichischer Rundfunk: When Salary Transparency Meets the Right to Privacy

Österreichischer Rundfunk: When Salary Transparency Meets the Right to Privacy

Austria required certain publicly controlled bodies to disclose the names and annual income of highly paid employees. The CJEU held that salary transparency may serve the public interest—but identifying individuals must still be necessary, appropriate, and proportionate.
Lydia 20 May 2003

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