KUALA LUMPUR: Commercial banks are abusing the Personal Data Protection Act 2010 to force their employees to give up not only their personal details but also the personal data of their family members, according to the National Union of Bank Employees (Nube).
“Although the Government made the law with good intentions and requires the bank to obtain individual consent, banks now are using the law to threaten their employees to give their personal data without proper security,” said Nube general secretary J. Solomon.
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