Nokia can provide Finland
BUSINESS NEWS Nokia To monitor employee e-mail traffic. If the bill does not go through the mobile giant is threatening to leave Finland. It reported the newspaper Helsingin Sanomat.
Since the earlier it is known that Nokia wants to have the right to review employee e-mails. Its purpose is to ensure that no trade secrets leaking out from the company.
Now, the mobile giant to leave the country unless the law is adopted. If the threat is executed in practice it would mean that Finland, losing 16 000 jobs and 1.3 billion in tax revenue.
The bill, which also is known as Lex Nokia, has been criticized by experts who believe that it is contrary to the Constitution.
In a few weeks, Parliament adopt a decision on the amended legislation.
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Since the earlier it is known that Nokia wants to have the right to review employee e-mails. Its purpose is to ensure that no trade secrets leaking out from the company.
Now, the mobile giant to leave the country unless the law is adopted. If the threat is executed in practice it would mean that Finland, losing 16 000 jobs and 1.3 billion in tax revenue.
The bill, which also is known as Lex Nokia, has been criticized by experts who believe that it is contrary to the Constitution.
In a few weeks, Parliament adopt a decision on the amended legislation.
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