UKG is handling really sensitive stuff like W2s, payroll info, and more for different countries, including the US. Fingers crossed that the White House puts rules in place so only people authorized by the US can actually access information belonging to US citizens.
That approach would put UKG in the crosshairs of some serious pushback.
@fy That's not true. Servers are located in the US (AWS, Azure, GCP). But it doesn't mean they never download sensitive data into their local laptop... It's just something that IT won't let you know, and as a business, it's advertising.
They're transparent about this on their website. My company moved to UKG a few years back, and as part of that we reviewed their privacy policies. All our data stays in the US, but they have employees globally who can access it. That's the reality for a lot of tech companies.
100% agree. Personal information like address, banking, w2 should not be in a foreign country like India. UKG is hiring employees from India and layoff US employees.