Do you believe that employees should have the same level of data privacy rights as consumers under privacy laws?

Data Privacy & Protection

Yes, employees should have similar rights as consumers.74%

No, there should be a distinction between employee and consumer data privacy rights.26%

Not sure

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Chief Privacy Officer in Finance (non-banking)2 years ago

they should have more. The data we are holding on employees may have a higher impact/risk on them. (even more if you have DE&I data.

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