Alerts & Updates 15th May 2026

Processing employee-related data: Where are the potential boundaries?

Authors

Parthsarathi JhaPartner | New Delhi | Noida
Priyanjali Singh
Priyanjali SinghAssociate | New Delhi | Noida

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In this week’s primer, we unpack the contours of processing employee-related digital personal data (DPD) under the DPDP Act and the newly notified DPDP Rules, 2025.

While the DPDP framework permits employers to process employee-related DPD, without consent, for employment purposes, safeguarding against loss or liability, and providing employee benefits, reliance on these grounds for processing warrants a measured approach.

We also outline key practical considerations for employers navigating employee-related DPD processing under India’s evolving data protection regime.

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