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The 30-day window defines the period within which a client can act to challenge a new Subprocessor; inaction after 30 days may imply acceptance.
Your employer (the client) has a 30-day window from the notification date to formally object to ADP's use of a new Subprocessor.
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"Clients have 30 days from notification date to object to the use of new Subprocessors engaged by ADP.Excerpt from ADP's Privacy Statement
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The 30-day window defines the period within which a client can act to challenge a new Subprocessor; inaction after 30 days may imply acceptance.
Your employer (the client) has a 30-day window from the notification date to formally object to ADP's use of a new Subprocessor.
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