In the TE services reform 2024, the roles of different operators will also change as concerns the processing of customer data. This is a potential data protection risk for which the Government’s proposal must prepare. Because of the importance of the matter, the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment and the KEHA Centre commissioned an external assessment of the data protection impacts, which was completed in spring 2022.
Information on jobseekers cannot be transferred from the national information pool to other systems without restrictions. Provisions concerning the purposes for which customer information would be used and the data to be processed would be laid down in an act. As joint controllers, the KEHA Centre and the employment authorities are responsible for processing of customer information according with law.