INTRODUCTION
This document includes the privacy policy and the cookies policy in Novaris Sp. z o.o. with its registered office in Warsaw and informs about the rules and the ways of processing of personal data and information from the users of the website www.novaris.pl and the contact form: candidates for future employees, persons interested in cooperation with or in services provided by Novaris Sp. z o.o.
The privacy policy was prepared in Polish, English and Ukrainian languages in exactly the same way. In case of any doubts regarding the contents of this document, the Polish version of the privacy policy and the cookies policy shall be binding.
Any doubts about the privacy policy and the cookies policy of Novaris Sp. z o.o. with its registered office in Warsaw can be reported at iod@novaris.pl.
§ 1 DEFINITIONS
CONTROLLER – NOVARIS Sp. z o.o. with its registered office in Warsaw, address: Brązownicza Street No. 13 Apt. 28, postal code: 01-929 Warsaw, under KRS No. (National Court Register): 000310214 and NIP No. (tax ID No.): 1181959243.
USER – a natural person using the website www.novaris.pl but also using the contact form: the candidate for future employee, person interested in cooperation with or in services provided by Novaris Sp. z o.o. with its registered office in Warsaw.
SERVICE – the website of NOVARIS Sp. z o.o. with the registered office in Warsaw – http://www.novaris.pl.
THIRD-PARTY SERVICE – websites of the Controller’s partners, service providers or customers.
PERSONAL DATA – any information about an identified or an identifiable natural person (‘data subject’). An identifiable natural person is one who can be directly or indirectly identified, especially based on an identifier, such as a name and a surname, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person.
GDPR – Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and of the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation).
CONSENT – consent of the Personal Data subject means any freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous indication of the wishes (by a statement or by an affirmative action) which signifies agreement to the processing of Personal Data relating to such a person.
DEVICE – an electronic device with software through which a User accesses and uses the Service.
COOKIES – text files which are collected in the form of files placed on the Device through which User accesses and uses the Service.
§ 2 PERSONAL DATA
| . | 1. Providing the Controller with the Personal Data by the User is voluntary and includes only necessary personal data. 2. The Controller collects the Personal Data from the moment, when the User provides the Controller with the set of his or her Personal Data included in the contact form or any other way. The obtained Personal Data are processed by the Controller, the Controller shall not use the Personal Data in any purposes other than those provided by the law, and the Personal Data shall not be transferred, sold or made available to other persons, entities or institutions, unless with the given Consent of the person whom Personal Data relate to and when it is necessary for the purpose for which the Personal Data had been collected and processed. The Personal data are secure in the physical sense – the Controller shall use the effective technological safeguards which are available on the market, including: antivirus software, secure servers, limited access to data and the secure protocols of encrypted data transmission (SSL). 3. A Personal Data breach – if the Controller accidentally or unlawfully destructs, loses, alters, discloses or makes the Personal Data available. In such case, the Controller shall inform: a) the User who is the Personal Data subject – if the Controller evaluates that there is a high risk to the rights and freedoms – without undue delay, b) the supervisory authority – if the Controller evaluates that there might have occurred (with more than low likelihood) the Personal Data’s breach to the rights and freedoms of natural persons – without undue delay, as far as technically feasible, no later than within 72 hours on working days. 4. Transfer of personal data – according to GDPR the Users’ Personal Data shall be transferred to an accounting and bookkeeping bureau by the Controller which he co-operates with, the National Labour Inspectorate during a carried out inspection and the entities which the Company has concluded a contract to provide services (outsourcing contracts), and to other entities who under the law may gain access to the Personal Data. 5. GDPR provides six rules of processing of the Personal Data: a) rule of lawfulness, fairness and transparency – meaning that the Controller processes the Personal Data in accordance with the law and fully informs about all issues connected with it using a plain and easy to understand language; b) data minimisation and adequacy of Personal Data – the Controller processes only such Personal Data which are really necessary in order to fulfil a purpose or the purposes of processing of the Personal Data; c) accuracy of the Personal Data – the Controller takes care so that the Personal Data which are being processed are lawful, up-to-date and precise. Because of that, once in a while, the Controller asks the Users whose Personal Data are being processed to check and update their Personal Data and also inform the Controller about any changes in their Personal Data. d) purpose and storage limitation of the Personal Data processing – the Personal Data are collected only for a specified, explicit and legitimate purpose which the Controller could not achieve in any other way. The Controller keeps the Personal Data in a form which permits identification of the User who is the Personal Data subject, and the Personal Data are processed for no longer than it is necessary for achieving the purpose for which the Controller gained access to them (unless the Controller is obliged under the law to the further processing); e) integrity and confidentiality of the Personal Data – the Controller shall ensure such technical or organisational measures so that the processed Personal Data are safe; it means that the Controller protects the Personal Data against unauthorised or unlawful processing and against accidental loss, destruction or damage f) accountability – the Controller has taken steps in order to demonstrate that in reference to the Personal Data, the Controller operates in accordance with the law and provides the security of the Personal Data when using the Service.. 6. The Controller shall process the Personal Data within the necessary time frame in order to achieve the purpose of processing. The specific time period depends on the situation of the User who is the Personal Data subject: a) The User provided the Controller with his or her Personal Data but no employment contract or cooperation agreement was concluded between the Controller and the User – in which case the time period shall end on 31 December falling 3 years after the date when the User had provided the Controller with the Personal Data; in case when the User fills in the contact form again or updates his or her Personal Data, the time period mentioned in the previous sentence shall start running again; b) The User provided the Controller with his or her Personal Data and an employment contract or cooperation agreement was concluded between the Controller and the User – in which case the time period shall end on 31 December falling 3 years after the date when the employment of the User by the Controller had been terminated or the date of termination or expiration of cooperation agreement concluded by the User and the Controller. 7. The Data Protection Officer – the Controller has appointed the Data Protection Officer who is committed to ensure and is responsible for compliance with the data protection provisions by the Controller and who shall willingly respond, while respecting confidentiality, to all questions because security of the Users’ Personal Data is the Controller’s priority. 8. Contact to the Data Protection Officer: via email: iod@novaris.pl by post to: the Data Protection Officer NOVARIS Sp. z o.o. z siedzibą w Warszawie, adres: ul. Brązownicza 13/28, 01-929 Warsaw 9. Contact – is possible: a) with the Controller by telephone with consultants or the Controller’s office staff, if it concerns the submission of instructions regarding the Personal Data; b) with the Data Protection Officer, if it concerns the manner or the scope in which Personal Data are being processed by the Controller (cf. point 8 above); c) with the President of the Personal Data Protection Office, if it concerns lodging the complaint about how the Personal Data are being processed by the Controller Any questions and doubts as well as notifications and objections about processing of the personal data by the Controller shall be sent via email: iod@novaris.pl or shall be made by calling the Controller’s office. If the User suspects that his or her Personal Data are being processed in violation with GDPR, the User has the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority within the scope of personal data protection in a way shown at the supervisory authority’s website: www.uodo.gov.pl. |
| 1. Providing the Controller with the Personal Data by the User is voluntary and includes only necessary personal data. 2. The Controller collects the Personal Data from the moment, when the User provides the Controller with the set of his or her Personal Data included in the contact form or any other way. The obtained Personal Data are processed by the Controller, the Controller shall not use the Personal Data in any purposes other than those provided by the law, and the Personal Data shall not be transferred, sold or made available to other persons, entities or institutions, unless with the given Consent of the person whom Personal Data relate to and when it is necessary for the purpose for which the Personal Data had been collected and processed. The Personal data are secure in the physical sense – the Controller shall use the effective technological safeguards which are available on the market, including: antivirus software, secure servers, limited access to data and the secure protocols of encrypted data transmission (SSL). 3. A Personal Data breach – if the Controller accidentally or unlawfully destructs, loses, alters, discloses or makes the Personal Data available. In such case, the Controller shall inform: a) the User who is the Personal Data subject – if the Controller evaluates that there is a high risk to the rights and freedoms – without undue delay, b) the supervisory authority – if the Controller evaluates that there might have occurred (with more than low likelihood) the Personal Data’s breach to the rights and freedoms of natural persons – without undue delay, as far as technically feasible, no later than within 72 hours on working days. 4. Transfer of personal data – according to GDPR the Users’ Personal Data shall be transferred to an accounting and bookkeeping bureau by the Controller which he co-operates with, the National Labour Inspectorate during a carried out inspection and the entities which the Company has concluded a contract to provide services (outsourcing contracts), and to other entities who under the law may gain access to the Personal Data. 5. GDPR provides six rules of processing of the Personal Data: a) rule of lawfulness, fairness and transparency – meaning that the Controller processes the Personal Data in accordance with the law and fully informs about all issues connected with it using a plain and easy to understand language; b) data minimisation and adequacy of Personal Data – the Controller processes only such Personal Data which are really necessary in order to fulfil a purpose or the purposes of processing of the Personal Data; c) accuracy of the Personal Data – the Controller takes care so that the Personal Data which are being processed are lawful, up-to-date and precise. Because of that, once in a while, the Controller asks the Users whose Personal Data are being processed to check and update their Personal Data and also inform the Controller about any changes in their Personal Data. d) purpose and storage limitation of the Personal Data processing – the Personal Data are collected only for a specified, explicit and legitimate purpose which the Controller could not achieve in any other way. The Controller keeps the Personal Data in a form which permits identification of the User who is the Personal Data subject, and the Personal Data are processed for no longer than it is necessary for achieving the purpose for which the Controller gained access to them (unless the Controller is obliged under the law to the further processing); e) integrity and confidentiality of the Personal Data – the Controller shall ensure such technical or organisational measures so that the processed Personal Data are safe; it means that the Controller protects the Personal Data against unauthorised or unlawful processing and against accidental loss, destruction or damage f) accountability – the Controller has taken steps in order to demonstrate that in reference to the Personal Data, the Controller operates in accordance with the law and provides the security of the Personal Data when using the Service. 6. The Controller shall process the Personal Data within the necessary time frame in order to achieve the purpose of processing. The specific time period depends on the situation of the User who is the Personal Data subject: a) The User provided the Controller with his or her Personal Data but no employment contract or cooperation agreement was concluded between the Controller and the User – in which case the time period shall end on 31 December falling 3 years after the date when the User had provided the Controller with the Personal Data; in case when the User fills in the contact form again or updates his or her Personal Data, the time period mentioned in the previous sentence shall start running again; b) The User provided the Controller with his or her Personal Data and an employment contract or cooperation agreement was concluded between the Controller and the User – in which case the time period shall end on 31 December falling 3 years after the date when the employment of the User by the Controller had been terminated or the date of termination or expiration of cooperation agreement concluded by the User and the Controller. 7. The Data Protection Officer – the Controller has appointed the Data Protection Officer who is committed to ensure and is responsible for compliance with the data protection provisions by the Controller and who shall willingly respond, while respecting confidentiality, to all questions because security of the Users’ Personal Data is the Controller’s priority. 8. Contact to the Data Protection Officer: via email: iod@novaris.pl by post to: the Data Protection Officer NOVARIS Sp. z o.o. z siedzibą w Warszawie, adres: ul. Brązownicza 13/28, 01-929 Warsaw 9. Contact – is possible: a) with the Controller by telephone with consultants or the Controller’s office staff, if it concerns the submission of instructions regarding the Personal Data; b) with the Data Protection Officer, if it concerns the manner or the scope in which Personal Data are being processed by the Controller (cf. point 8 above); c) with the President of the Personal Data Protection Office, if it concerns lodging the complaint about how the Personal Data are being processed by the Controller Any questions and doubts as well as notifications and objections about processing of the personal data by the Controller shall be sent via email: iod@novaris.pl or shall be made by calling the Controller’s office. If the User suspects that his or her Personal Data are being processed in violation with GDPR, the User has the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority within the scope of personal data protection in a way shown at the supervisory authority’s website: www.uodo.gov.pl. |
§ 3 THE PURPOSE OF PROCESSING OF PERSONAL DATA – it is implementing the recruitment processes of candidates for future employees and persons interested in cooperation as well as implementing the business plan of the persons interested in services provided by Novaris Sp. z o.o., who contact the Controller in this matter, as well as ensuring and conducting the communication with the User, including responding to questions in contact forms and in emails of employees and associates of the Controller (points (a) and (b) of Article 6 (1) of GDPR).
§ 4 MAKING PERSONAL DATA AVAILABLE – access to the Personal Data shall be obtained by the entities acting on behalf or at the Controller’s direction. In exceptional circumstances – provided by the applicable provisions of the law – the Controller shall be obliged to also make the Personal Data available to the public authorities, law-enforcement authorities and judicial authorities (e.g. the Police, prosecutor’s office, courts).
§ 5 PERSONAL DATA STORAGE – the Personal Data shall be stored for the purpose for which they have been collected. In case of obtaining the Personal Data based on the Consent, processing is taking place until the withdrawal of the Consent by the User.
§ 6 THE USER’S POWERS – GDPR confers rights on the User in relation to processing of his or her Personal Data, including the right to:
| 1. Right of access to the Personal Data | |
| The User as the Personal Data subject shall have the right to obtain information from the Controller as to whether or not his or Personal Data are being processed and also: | |
| a) why is the Controller processing such Personal Data; | |
| b) what kind of data are being processed by the Controller; | |
| c) recipients or categories of recipient to whom the Personal Data have been or will be disclosed by the Controller; | |
| d) how long (if it is possible to specify) is the Controller planning to process data or the criteria which can be used to determine this period. | |
| 2. Right to rectification and complement of Personal Data | |
| The User shall have the right to obtain from the Controller without undue delay the rectification of inaccurate Personal Data concerning him or her or to have incomplete Personal Data completed. | |
| 3. Right to erasure of Personal Data (‘right to be forgotten’) | |
| The User who is the Personal Data subject shall have the right to obtain from the Controller the erasure of his or her Personal Data when:: | |
| a) the Personal Data are no longer necessary in relation to the purposes for which they were collected by the Collector, | |
| b) the personal data have not been processed according to GDPR and other law provisions. | |
| The User who would like to have his or her Personal Data erased shall submit an application to the Controller in which he or she shall specify their request and the Controller shall grant the request when – in the Controller’s judgement – there are no legitimate grounds for continuing processing these Personal Data. | |
| If the Controller erases the Personal Data of the requesting User, the Controller shall have the right to store information who requested performing this erasure. | |
| 4. Right to restriction of processing of Personal Data | |
| The User who is the Personal Data subject shall have the right to obtain from the Controller restriction of processing of his or her Personal Data where one of the following applies: | |
| a) The User indicates that the Personal Data which the Controller is processing are inaccurate – then the Collector shall verify if the Personal Data are accurate and propose their correction. | |
| b) The User believes that the Controller processes the Personal Data unlawfully and the User requests the Controller to restrict their use – the Controller shall restrict the use of such Personal Data, mark the accurate Personal Data and shall not delete them until the User revokes his or her request for restricting. | |
| c) The Controller no longer needs the personal data for achieving the intended purpose, but the User who is the Personal Data subject opposes the erasure of these Personal Data because the subject requires them to exercise or defence of his or her legal claims – then the Controller shall ask to identify the scope of the Personal Data which the User needs and the anticipated time frame for their further storage (if it is possible to specify). | |
| d) The User wants to object on grounds relating to his or her particular situation (when the Controller is processing the Personal Data based on legitimate interests of the Controller) – the Controller shall analyse the situation and propose the User to identify which specific purpose his or she objects to. | |
| Note: There may occur situations when the Controller shall continue to process the Personal Data despite the User’s (the Personal Data subject’s) request to restrict processing of his or her Personal Data – this may apply in particular when the Controller shall establish, exercise, enforce or defend against legal claims. | |
| 5. Right to Personal Data portability | |
| Every User who is the Personal Data subject shall have the right to port his or her Personal Data – in which case the Controller shall port these Personal Data directly to the User who requests them so that he or she may port them to a different entity. The Controller shall port the Personal Data in an encrypted manner. | |
| 6. Right to object to processing | |
| The User who is the Personal Data subject shall have the right to object to processing of his or her Personal Data by the Controller, when the Controller pursues such processing on the basis of the legitimate interests of the Controller. The User shall identify each time what kind of objection he or she submits, e.g. an objection to the marketing of the Controller’s service causes the Controller to cease any marketing activities, including preparation and presentation of offers, for the User who objects. |
| 1. Right of access to the Personal Data | |
| The User as the Personal Data subject shall have the right to obtain information from the Controller as to whether or not his or Personal Data are being processed and also: | |
| a) why is the Controller processing such Personal Data; | |
| b) what kind of data are being processed by the Controller; | |
| c) recipients or categories of recipient to whom the Personal Data have been or will be disclosed by the Controller; | |
| d) how long (if it is possible to specify) is the Controller planning to process data or the criteria which can be used to determine this period. | |
| 2. Right to rectification and complement of Personal Data | |
| The User shall have the right to obtain from the Controller without undue delay the rectification of inaccurate Personal Data concerning him or her or to have incomplete Personal Data completed. | |
| 3. Right to erasure of Personal Data (‘right to be forgotten’) | |
| The User who is the Personal Data subject shall have the right to obtain from the Controller the erasure of his or her Personal Data when: | |
| a) the Personal Data are no longer necessary in relation to the purposes for which they were collected by the Collector, | |
| b) the personal data have not been processed according to GDPR and other law provisions. | |
| The User who would like to have his or her Personal Data erased shall submit an application to the Controller in which he or she shall specify their request and the Controller shall grant the request when – in the Controller’s judgement – there are no legitimate grounds for continuing processing these Personal Data. | |
| If the Controller erases the Personal Data of the requesting User, the Controller shall have the right to store information who requested performing this erasure. | |
| 4. Right to restriction of processing of Personal Data | |
| Użytkownik, którego Dane Osobowe dotyczą może żądać, aby Administrator ograniczył przetwarzanie jego Danych Osobowych, co może dotyczyć następujących sytuacji: | |
| a) The User indicates that the Personal Data which the Controller is processing are inaccurate – then the Collector shall verify if the Personal Data are accurate and propose their correction. | |
| b) The User believes that the Controller processes the Personal Data unlawfully and the User requests the Controller to restrict their use – the Controller shall restrict the use of such Personal Data, mark the accurate Personal Data and shall not delete them until the User revokes his or her request for restricting. | |
| c) The Controller no longer needs the personal data for achieving the intended purpose, but the User who is the Personal Data subject opposes the erasure of these Personal Data because the subject requires them to exercise or defence of his or her legal claims – then the Controller shall ask to identify the scope of the Personal Data which the User needs and the anticipated time frame for their further storage (if it is possible to specify). | |
| d) The User wants to object on grounds relating to his or her particular situation (when the Controller is processing the Personal Data based on legitimate interests of the Controller) – the Controller shall analyse the situation and propose the User to identify which specific purpose his or she objects to. | |
| Note: There may occur situations when the Controller shall continue to process the Personal Data despite the User’s (the Personal Data subject’s) request to restrict processing of his or her Personal Data – this may apply in particular when the Controller shall establish, exercise, enforce or defend against legal claims. | |
| 5. Right to Personal Data portability | |
| Every User who is the Personal Data subject shall have the right to port his or her Personal Data – in which case the Controller shall port these Personal Data directly to the User who requests them so that he or she may port them to a different entity. The Controller shall port the Personal Data in an encrypted manner.. | |
| 6. Right to object to processing | |
| The User who is the Personal Data subject shall have the right to object to processing of his or her Personal Data by the Controller, when the Controller pursues such processing on the basis of the legitimate interests of the Controller. The User shall identify each time what kind of objection he or she submits, e.g. an objection to the marketing of the Controller’s service causes the Controller to cease any marketing activities, including preparation and presentation of offers, for the User who objects. |
§ 7 SCOPE OF PROCESSING OF THE PERSONAL DATA includes the following information:
| a) name or names and surname; b) other identifying data: sex, martial status, PESEL No., tax ID No. (NIP); date and place of birth, correspondence address 1. 1. 1. 1. 1., residential address or permanent address, email, telephone number (landline or mobile phone); c) education; d) experience; e) occupational powers; f) level of knowledge of foreign languages. g) Other data provided by the Candidates in the submitted documents, e.g. CV. |
| a) name or names and surname; b) other identifying data: sex, martial status, PESEL No., tax ID No. (NIP); date and place of birth, correspondence address 1. 1. 1. 1. 1., residential address or permanent address, email, telephone number (landline or mobile phone); c) education; d) experience; e) occupational powers; f) level of knowledge of foreign languages. g) Other data provided by the Candidates in the submitted documents, e.g. CV. |
§ 8 COOKIES FILES
| 1. CONSENT – when accessing the Service, the User shall see text information about the use of Cookies by the Service along with the option to Consent to their use (including the use of tools for collecting, processing and analysing statistical data and information about the User’s behaviour on which the operation of, e.g. Google Analytics is based) and to determine the Cookies’ settings according to the User’s preferences. The Controller shall inform that restriction of saving, reading or accessing the Cookies on the Device may cause incorrect operation of certain functions of the Service. The Controller shall not be liable for the incorrect operation of the Service’s function if the User restricts the ability to save, read or access to Cookies in any way. | |
| 2. TYPES OF COOKIES FILES | |
| a) first-party – files placed and read from the Device by the Service’s ICT system, | |
| b) third-party – files placed and read from the Device by the Third-Party Services’ ICT systems, | |
| c) session – files placed and read from the Device by the Service or the Third-Party Services during a single session of the Device; files are erased from the Device after this single session ends, | |
| d) persistent – files placed and read from the Device by the Service or the Third-Party Services until the User erases them from the Device. These files are not automatically deleted after ending a session of the Device, unless the configuration of the Device is set to delete Cookies after ending of the session. | |
| 3. SECURITY – mechanisms of storing and reading Cookies do not allow for downloading any of the Personal Data or any confidential information from the Device, except for the IP address of the Device. The First-Party Cookies used by the Controller are safe for the Devices. The Controller shall not be responsible for the security of Cookies from the Third-Party Services – the list of the Third-Party Services shall be provided later in this document. The User may, at any time, change by himself or herself the settings of saving, reading and accessing as well as erasing of already saved data or possible to be stored as Cookies. Information about disabling Cookies in the most popular computer browsers and mobile devices is available, respectively, in: the ‘Help’ section (or similar) in the web browser or on the website of the manufacturer of the used mobile device. | |
| The User shall, at any time, have the right to erase any of the already stored Cookies, using the tools of the Device through which the User accesses the Service. | |
| 4. PURPOSES FOR USING COOKIES – they are: improving and facilitating access to the Service because the Controller shall store in Cookies information about the User’s preferences and settings regarding the Service in order to improve, enhance and accelerate the provision of services on the Website. | |
| The Controller and the Third-Party Services use Cookies for marketing purposes, to present advertisements, to provide multimedia services to the Users and to support social media services. Cookies are also used by the Controller and Third-Party Services for statistical purposes, such as statistics of visits to the Service, the statistics of the Devices and the Users’ behaviours – these data are collected for the analysing purpose and for improving the Service. | |
| 5. THIRD-PARTIES SERVICES | |
| The Controller co-operates with the following Third-Party Services which shall also place Cookies on the Devices: | |
| ● Google Analytics ● Google Ads ● Pracuj.pl ● Jobs For Geek ● Lento ● Indeed ● Pracuj w IT ● Clixs ● BULLDOGJOB ● Jober ● Jooble ● Fullstackjob ● Junior Jobs Only ● Portal Pracy 24 ● Pokato ● Najlepsza Praca.pl ● Bazoś.pl ● Praca stała.pl ● HOME JOB ● Just Join IT ● Hello HR |
| 1. CONSENT – when accessing the Service, the User shall see text information about the use of Cookies by the Service along with the option to Consent to their use (including the use of tools for collecting, processing and analysing statistical data and information about the User’s behaviour on which the operation of, e.g. Google Analytics is based) and to determine the Cookies’ settings according to the User’s preferences. The Controller shall inform that restriction of saving, reading or accessing the Cookies on the Device may cause incorrect operation of certain functions of the Service. The Controller shall not be liable for the incorrect operation of the Service’s function if the User restricts the ability to save, read or access to Cookies in any way. | |
| 2. TYPES OF COOKIES FILES | |
| a) first-party – files placed and read from the Device by the Service’s ICT system, | |
| b) third-party – files placed and read from the Device by the Third-Party Services’ ICT systems, | |
| c) session – files placed and read from the Device by the Service or the Third-Party Services during a single session of the Device; files are erased from the Device after this single session ends, | |
| d) persistent – files placed and read from the Device by the Service or the Third-Party Services until the User erases them from the Device. These files are not automatically deleted after ending a session of the Device, unless the configuration of the Device is set to delete Cookies after ending of the session. | |
| 3. SECURITY – mechanisms of storing and reading Cookies do not allow for downloading any of the Personal Data or any confidential information from the Device, except for the IP address of the Device. The First-Party Cookies used by the Controller are safe for the Devices. The Controller shall not be responsible for the security of Cookies from the Third-Party Services – the list of the Third-Party Services shall be provided later in this document. The User may, at any time, change by himself or herself the settings of saving, reading and accessing as well as erasing of already saved data or possible to be stored as Cookies. Information about disabling Cookies in the most popular computer browsers and mobile devices is available, respectively, in: the ‘Help’ section (or similar) in the web browser or on the website of the manufacturer of the used mobile device. | |
| The User shall, at any time, have the right to erase any of the already stored Cookies, using the tools of the Device through which the User accesses the Service. | |
| 4. PURPOSES FOR USING COOKIES – they are: improving and facilitating access to the Service because the Controller shall store in Cookies information about the User’s preferences and settings regarding the Service in order to improve, enhance and accelerate the provision of services on the Website. | |
| The Controller and the Third-Party Services use Cookies for marketing purposes, to present advertisements, to provide multimedia services to the Users and to support social media services. Cookies are also used by the Controller and Third-Party Services for statistical purposes, such as statistics of visits to the Service, the statistics of the Devices and the Users’ behaviours – these data are collected for the analysing purpose and for improving the Service. | |
| 5. THIRD-PARTIES SERVICES | |
| The Controller co-operates with the following Third-Party Services which shall also place Cookies on the Devices: | |
| ● Google Analytics ● Google Ads ● Pracuj.pl ● Jobs For Geek ● Lento ● Indeed ● Pracuj w IT ● Clixs ● BULLDOGJOB ● Jober ● Jooble ● Fullstackjob ● Junior Jobs Only ● Portal Pracy 24 ● Pokato ● Najlepsza Praca.pl ● Bazoś.pl ● Praca stała.pl ● HOME JOB ● Just Join IT ● Hello HR |
§ 9 CHANGES IN PRIVACY POLICY AND COOKIES
The Controller stipulates the right to any changes within the content of this document without the necessity to obtain the Users’ consent
The changes implemented into the privacy policy and the cookies policy shall be disclosed to the Users’ knowledge by publishing it on the website (Service) or in the mobile application of the Service.
The changes implemented into the privacy policy and the cookies policy come into effect at the moment of their publishing