澳大利亚国民银行的争议事件
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2026
NAB推迟计划中的员工裁员
公司回应
National Australia Bank在公众和政治反弹后撤回了圣诞节前裁减逾1,500名员工的计划，同意将面临非自愿裁员的员工（包括无法在该行找到其他岗位的员工）留至1月27日。
品牌回应
人事处理 — National Australia Bank
The big four banks will now keep staff who are made involuntarily redundant until January 27, five weeks later than planned.
来源摘录
National Australia Bank has backed down on its plan to make more than 1500 staff redundant before Christmas, agreeing to give workers on the chopping block a reprieve following intense public and political backlash.
The big four banks will now keep staff who are made involuntarily redundant until January 27, five weeks later than planned. The new date also applies to workers who cannot find different roles at the bank.
2020
针对NAB养老金受托人管理行为提起集体诉讼
提起诉讼
一项针对National Australia Bank集团的集体诉讼指称，其子公司MLC Nominees和NULIS Nominees管理养老金资产不当并违反对受益人的职责。指控包括让默认成员留在费用不必要地偏高的产品中，以及支付低成本MySuper产品中被禁止的佣金。报道所述为指控，并非法院裁定。
来源摘录
A class action lawsuit filed against the National Australia Bank group alleges that its subsidiaries MLC Nominees and NULIS Nominees mismanaged pension assets for its beneficiaries.
They contend the two firms left MasterKey Business Super and Personal Super default members in products with unnecessarily high fees and paying commissions to financial advisers that were banned in the low-cost MySuper product.
2019
NAB披露7月数据泄露事件的修订客户人数
问题披露
澳大利亚国民银行（NAB）在年度回顾中表示，2019年7月数据泄露事件的受影响客户人数为11,500人，较此前公布的13,000人有所下调。该行称，事件源于人为失误，导致个人信息被上传至两家数据服务公司的服务器。年度回顾提供了修订后的客户人数，并将原因描述为人为失误。
NAB年度回顾称，2019年7月数据泄露事件的受影响客户人数由13,000人修订为11,500人。事件源于人为失误，导致个人信息被上传至两家数据服务公司的服务器。
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持续披露 — NAB
The National Australia Bank has shed additional light on its July 2019 data breach incident, pruning the number of affected customers from 13,000 to 11,500
来源摘录
The National Australia Bank has shed additional light on its July 2019 data breach incident, pruning the number of affected customers from 13,000 to 11,500
The July incident occurred due to human error when personal information, including identifiers like drivers licence details, government identity numbers, dates of birth and contact details were uploaded “to the servers of two data service companies”.
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