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Foreign Exchange jobs

• Posted about 7 hours ago

Competitive salary with unlimited bonus potential.  In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring the profitability of the foreign exchange bureau. You will offer exceptional customer service, making each customer feel special, whilst dealing with the day-to-day operation of the bureau, incr...

• Posted 3 days ago

Competitive salary with unlimited bonus potential  In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring the profitability of the foreign exchange bureau. You will offer exceptional customer service, making each customer feel special, whilst dealing with the day-to-day operation of the bureau, incre...

• Hemel Hempstead
• Posted 5 days ago
• Posted 6 days ago
• Posted 7 days ago

Competitive salary with unlimited bonus potential     In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring the profitability of the foreign exchange bureau. You will offer exceptional customer service, making each customer feel special, whilst dealing with the day-to-day operation of the bureau, in...

• Posted 8 days ago

This role is home based and will cover South Midlands, Anglia and Essex   Hours: 37.5hrs (Spread Over Monday – Friday, 9.00am – 5.30pm)    Role Summary Overall objective to support with the Foreign Exchange upskilling of branches to drive Foreign Exchange performance.  This is a field-based role ...

• Posted 10 days ago

Competitive salary with unlimited bonus potential   This is a temporary seasonal position.   In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring the profitability of the foreign exchange bureau. You will offer exceptional customer service, making each customer feel special, whilst dealing with the...

Competitive salary with unlimited bonus potential  This is a temporary seasonal position.   In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring the profitability of the foreign exchange bureau. You will offer exceptional customer service, making each customer feel special, whilst dealing with the ...

• Posted 11 days ago
• Posted 14 days ago
• Posted 17 days ago

Competitive salary with unlimited bonus potential In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring the profitability of the foreign exchange bureau. You will offer exceptional customer service, making each customer feel special, whilst dealing with the day-to-day operation of the bureau, increa...

• Posted 25 days ago
• Posted about 1 month ago

Competitive salary with unlimited bonus potential   This is a part time position at 22.5 hours      In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring the profitability of the foreign exchange bureau. You will offer exceptional customer service, making each customer feel special, whilst dealing w...

• Lytham St Annes

Competitive salary with unlimited bonus potential.   In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring the profitability of the foreign exchange bureau. You will offer exceptional customer service, making each customer feel special, whilst dealing with the day-to-day operation of the bureau, inc...

• Posted about 2 months ago

Competitive salary with unlimited bonus potential   This is a Permanent role and we also have availability for a temporary seasonal position.   In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring the profitability of the foreign exchange bureau. You will offer exceptional customer service, making ...

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Grindr shared the HIV status of users with ad firms, lawyers say

• A class action claim against Grindr accuses the app of sharing users' HIV status with third parties.
• Austen Hays, a law firm in the UK, alleges these breaches took place over at least two years.
• The firm says that "thousands" of UK users had their private information shared with third parties.

A class action claim filed against LGBTQ+ dating and hookup app Grindr alleges that "potentially thousands" of UK app users had their private information, including HIV statuses, shared with third parties.

The claim, lodged on Monday by UK-based law firm Austen Hays, accuses Grindr of breaching UK data-protection laws by sharing sensitive information with third parties without users' consent.

The information disclosed included users' HIV statuses, as well as data on their ethnicities, sex lives, and sexual orientations, according to a press statement provided to Business Insider.

Austen Hays alleges that the data breaches occurred before April 2018 and between May 2018 and April 2020, "although they may extend to further periods," it said.

It added that the data was shared with advertising companies Localytics and Apptimize, which the law firm said "would allow a potentially unlimited number of third parties to target and/or customize advertisements to its users."

According to Austen Hays, Grindr received payment from the third and fourth parties it shared personal data with, and it alleges that companies retained some of this data after the advertisements had been served.

With more of us finding love and connections online, the risk of extremely personal data being shared and potentially monetized is growing.

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Over 670 claimants have already signed up to the class action , according to Austen Hays, which claims it is in discussions with "thousands" of others who are interested in joining.

Austen Hays said that those affected could receive thousands of pounds in damages if the case succeeds, "given the severity of the breach."

Breaches of data privacy regulations can lead to costly fines for companies that are found to violate them, and can also cause embarrassment for users.

With an app like Grindr, known for facilitating LGBTQ+ hookups for its millions of users worldwide, a breach could involve the sharing of highly sensitive information.

"Our clients have experienced significant distress over their highly sensitive and private information being shared without their consent, and many have suffered feelings of fear, embarrassment and anxiety as a result," said Chaya Hanoomanjee, Austen Hays' managing director.

Grindr has been punished for data breaches in the past.

In December 2021, it was fined 65 million Norwegian kroner, roughly $6 million, after the Norwegian Data Protection Authority found that it had disclosed personal data to third parties for advertising without a legal basis.

In 2022, the UK's Information Commissioner's Office also reprimanded the company after finding that it had violated the UK's General Data Protection Regulation.

In an email statement sent to Business Insider, a Grindr spokesperson said: "We are committed to protecting our users' data and complying with all applicable data privacy regulations, including in the UK."

The spokesperson added that Grindr intends to "respond vigorously" to the claim, which they said was based on a "mischaracterization of practices from more than four years ago."

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Lawsuit in London to allege Grindr shared users’ HIV status with ad firms

High court action will claim US owner allowed access to app users’ private information in breach of UK law

Grindr faces the prospect of legal action by hundreds of users who will allege that the dating app shared highly sensitive personal information, including in some cases their HIV status, with advertising companies.

The law firm Austen Hays is to file a claim on Monday in London’s high court alleging that the US owner of the app breached British data protection laws.

The firm alleges that thousands of UK Grindr users had their information misused. So far 670 people have signed up to the claim, and the firm said “thousands” more people had expressed interest in joining.

Grindr said it would respond vigorously to the claim, which it said relied on a mischaracterisation of past policies.

Grindr was founded in 2009 to make it easier to coordinate hookups for gay men . It now claims to be the world’s largest dating app for gay, bi, trans and queer people, with millions of users around the world.

The high court claim against Grindr will focus on the company’s alleged sharing of personal information with two advertising companies. It will further allege that those companies may have sold on the data to other businesses.

The law firm said the claim against Grindr will be focused on the periods before 3 April 2018 and between 25 May 2018 and 7 April 2020, meaning newer users are unlikely to be able to join. Grindr changed its consent mechanisms in April 2020.

Grindr, based in Los Angeles, announced it would stop sharing users’ HIV status with third-party companies in April 2018 after a report by Norwegian researchers revealed data sharing with two companies. In 2021 Norway’s data protection authority fined Grindr 65m Norwegian krone (£4.8m) – 10% of its global revenues – for violating the General Data Protection Regulation, and the country’s privacy appeals board upheld the decision last year .

Grindr appealed against that decision .

Norway’s decision did not focus on the alleged sharing of users’ HIV status, but rather found that sharing the fact that someone was signed up to Grindr in itself was sensitive information, as users were very likely to be part of the gay or bi community.

Chaya Hanoomanjee, managing director of Austen Hays, who is leading the claim, said: “Our clients have experienced significant distress over their highly sensitive and private information being shared without their consent, and many have suffered feelings of fear, embarrassment and anxiety as a result.

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“Grindr owes it to the LGBTQ+ community it serves to compensate those whose data has been compromised and have suffered distress as a result, and to ensure all its users are safe while using the app, wherever they are, without fear that their data might be shared with third parties.”

The law firm said it believed some users could be entitled to thousands of pounds in damages, without giving further details.

A Grindr spokesperson said: “We are committed to protecting our users’ data and complying with all applicable data privacy regulations, including in the UK.

“We are proud of our global privacy program and take privacy extremely seriously. We intend to respond vigorously to this claim, which appears to be based on a mischaracterisation of practices from more than four years ago, prior to early 2020.”

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