Netherlands: Privacy

The Dutch Data Protection Authority has imposed a record-breaking €824.99 million fine on Uber for violating GDPR Article 22 through automated decision-making systems that deactivate driver accounts without meaningful human intervention. This landmark enforcement action, stemming from a 2020 class-action complaint filed on behalf of 170 Uber drivers, marks the third and most severe penalty against the ride-sharing giant for data protection violations.

When a company enters bankruptcy proceedings within the European Union, insolvency practitioners must navigate a complex intersection of duties: administering the estate while ensuring strict compliance with GDPR requirements for processing personal data. The recent Co-Med healthcare bankruptcy in the Netherlands illustrates how modern insolvency practice requires careful handling of sensitive information, from medical records to employee data, while balancing statutory obligations with fundamental privacy

This content appears to be a copyright notice and consent choice interface from Novagraaf's website. The minimal text suggests this is likely a footer or cookie consent banner rather than substantive article content.

This page appears to be a copyright and consent notice for Novagraaf, a company that likely operates in the intellectual property or legal services sector. The minimal content suggests this may be a footer element or cookie consent interface rather than a substantive article.

On 7 April 2026, the Council of State issued its opinion on the bill to transpose the EU Pay Transparency Directive. While it broadly supports the objectives of the Pay Transparency Directive...

Stel, u vermoedt dat een werknemer fraude pleegt, bedrijfsgevoelige informatie doorspeelt aan een concurrent of buitensporig veel tijd aan privézaken besteed tijdens werktijd (al dan niet op een thuiswerkdag).