> No, this lawsuit is not about employee records. It is about customer records. That's not what the article says... > The plaintiffs include "unions and membe

> No, this lawsuit is not about employee records. It is about customer records. That's not what the article says... > The plaintiffs include "unions and membership organizations representing current and former federal employees and federal student aid recipients and six military veterans who have received federal benefits or student loans," I wonder how much of this employee data is actually "personal", and not data relevant to their employment, which presumably isn't "private" from the perspective of the employer. So for example, I imagine their home address and birth date would be considered private; but their job title , primary place of work, start date, etc would not be "private data"...?