Unions have questioned Lloyds Banking Group after it emerged the lender accessed information from the personal bank accounts of over 30,000 employees during pay negotiations.
The data, which outlined the saving and spending habits of the bank’s lowest-paid members, was compared to the financial behaviour of the wider public.
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