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Helsinki Pride adds lifetime secrecy clause to contracts

The new rule applies to confidential information, and breaking it could trigger a contractual penalty of more than 20,000 euros, according to Yle.

Cheerful participants in colorful costumes celebrate at Helsinki's Pride parade.
Cheerful participants celebrate at Helsinki's Pride parade. Margo Evardson · Pexels

Helsinki Pride is introducing a lifetime confidentiality obligation into its employment contracts. Under the new practice, sharing confidential information could lead to a contractual penalty equal to six months’ salary.

According to Yle, that would mean a bill of more than 20,000 euros. The change affects the organisation’s staff and highlights how strongly event organisers may want to protect internal information. It is not yet clear exactly what information the clause will cover in practice.

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