Privacy Policy

PremiumStaff Agency Privacy Policy

Date of Effect: December 1, 2022

Applicability

PremiumStaff Agency's data gathering and use policies are outlined below. This is also true of our many online properties. It concerns the data we gather from those who are interested in working for us or finding employment via us. Candidates using our recruitment services are included. PremiumStaff personnel and partners are included as well. The text of this policy is available for printing.

Different Types of Data We Collect

People looking for work are our primary audience. See below for a breakdown of the many types of data we collect:

Details for getting in touch with someone. Your name and number will be recorded. Both your physical and electronic mailing addresses are collected.

Details about available jobs. Applicants and job-seekers' educational and professional backgrounds are researched. That's why it's important to have the proper qualifications. We're taking notes on your professional qualifications. Your references and availability will be checked. Employees' test results for drugs may be obtained. Health and medical data on our workers and business partners may also be collected. This includes any necessary adjustments to your work schedule. Employees and business partners' SSNs are also collected.

Data related to the economy. Your tax ID and bank account details will be recorded. Franchisees, both prospective and present, are polled on their assets and debts.

Information on the population. Age and gender are also recorded. Moreover, we inquire about your racial background and marital status. Our organization is tasked with obtaining proof of citizenship and military service. Location data is gathered from users of our website and mobile applications. There might be references to specific locations here.

Stats on how things have been going. Certain data pertaining to employee productivity is gathered.

Statistics about the site's popularity. When you use our website or our app, we keep track of what you do using server logs and session data. We log data about your computer's browser and operating system. Whenever you leave our site, we keep track of the URL you went to before arriving here. Your IP address is being logged. We also gather unique IDs for each device.

For Professional and Economic Purposes

We collect the following types of data for the following legal, business, and commercial uses:

Information is used to fulfill your orders and inquiries. Your email and other contact details will be used to get back to you. Information collected is also used to get in touch with you about our rules and conditions. We utilize data from your application, including your contact details, demographics, and work history, to evaluate your candidacy. We will also consider your financial data if you apply to become a franchisee.

To provide our services, we must rely on data. Your information is used to alert you of available positions. We track your name, email, and IP address to help us find new customers and potential employees.

Ultimately, we put collected data to use for advertising. Information such as your email address, age range, and gender is used to send you updates about PremiumStaff and our services. It might be done by email, our app, or text message. This content might potentially exist on several social networking websites. It also contains material we believe you'll find useful.

With the use of data, we are always striving to better our offerings. Details on how our website is used are put to good use in our continual effort to enhance user experience. In order to provide you with a personalised service, we make use of data such your contact details, demographic make up and how you use the site.

For the sake of our business and our constituents, we utilize data to their fullest potential. To keep our business and consumers safe, we keep track of things like contact details, user preferences, and site traffic. All of this data is put to use in the fight against fraud and protection of our infrastructure. When allowed by law, we utilize all types of data for secondary purposes.

Methods of Data Collection

The following are examples of the types of data we collect:

We get data from you, the customer. Information such as your name, email address, financial status, and number of years in the workforce are gathered. This might take place physically or digitally. It may even be posted on our site!

We do passive data collection. To better understand the demographics and use patterns of our audience, we employ tracking techniques. Cookies and web beacons are two examples of tracking technology used in computer browsers. We do this in several places, including our websites and the communications we send out to you. Long-term usage of our websites or app allows us to compile personal information about our customers. This is how we obtain personal data from third parties. Our Ad and Cookie Policy has additional information about these technologies and how you may manage them.

We get personal data about you from reliable outside sources. From our commercial partners, we amass data including contact details, demographic data, job details, and details on how our customers use the site. Information about you may be gleaned from social networking sites. We get our contact data from other sources.

Information Is Merged Together

We integrate data obtained online with information obtained in other ways to provide you with a more personalized experience. The data we've obtained from many external sources is combined. The data we get from you is combined with data we collect from other sources.

When We Disclose Information to Others

Here is a breakdown of the types of data we exchange:

The franchisees in our system are kept up to date with all of our latest developments. This data may include a person's name, email address, phone number, gender, and current and past places of work.

Our service providers have access to certain of your personal data so that they can do their jobs. To vendors that offer services for managing employees, this includes contact, demographic, and employment data. Benefits providers are one such example. In order to facilitate the delivery of marketing and other messages, we provide third-party partners with access to contact and site use information.

Our customers benefit from the information sharing we provide. Our company connects customers looking for colleagues with one other by exchanging contact, demographic, and job details.

If we believe that disclosing this information is necessary to (1) comply with the law or (2) protect ourselves, we will do so. In response to a subpoena or court order, we will disclose any information we have collected on you. In response to a request from a law enforcement agency or other governmental entity, we may provide information. When looking into possible cases of fraud, we do share information we get.

Any potential buyer of our company or its assets will get all relevant information. There is a possibility that we might disclose your information as part of a sale of all or a portion of our company. We could potentially disclose your information in the event of a merger or acquisition. We may disclose your information if there is a financing or bankruptcy.

We may disclose information to other parties as authorized by law or for additional purposes that we may explain to you.

Options Are Available to You

As you can see, we provide you a choice on how we utilize your data.

To stop getting our promotional communications, just let us know. Follow the "unsubscribe" instructions in any promotional communication you get from us to stop receiving further promotional messages. We will continue send you transactional communications even if you want to opt out of receiving marketing messages. Information concerning your account, such as answers to your queries, falls under this category.

Cookies and other monitoring mechanisms are within your control. Read our Ad and Cookie Policy and our Do Not Track Policy to learn more about the cookies and other tracking methods we and our suppliers use and how to control them.

Data marketing

If we "sell" information as that word is defined by law, we must notify you in accordance with California law. In this context, "sell" refers to the act of disclosing one's private information to a third party in exchange for money or some other kind of value. The way we perceive the phrase prevents us from acting in this way.

All of Our Safety Procedures Are Standard Practices

The Internet cannot be considered completely safe. We can't guarantee that using our websites or applications won't expose you to any security risks. Use cautious while navigating the Internet; it might lead to unwanted consequences. One way to avoid security issues is to keep your passwords to yourself.

Information is stored in the United States

You may find us in the USA. All of our operational digital assets and enterprises are housed in the United States. Our products and services are not designed for use by anybody outside of the United States. If you are located outside of the United States, please note that we may transmit any information we collect from you to the United States. The laws of the United States govern our websites and our company, and these laws may not provide the same degree of protection as those in your country. Your data will be processed in the United States if you submit it.

External Links and Websites

When you click on an external link, you will leave our site and go to a website that we have no affiliation with or responsibility for in any way. This covers our profiles on several social media platforms. The way in which their users' personal information is handled is beyond the scope of this policy. Learn what information other sites collect and how they use it. We have no control over the actions of other parties.

Youngstar's Data Collection

Only mature readers should visit our site. Without the consent of a parent or guardian, we do not knowingly collect information from children under the age of 13. We encourage parents and guardians to get in touch with us if they learn that their kid under the age of 13 has provided us with information. If you want to write to us, our postal address is provided below. In the subject line, type "COPPA Information Request." How to keep your kids safe online and safeguard their privacy is a topic covered in depth at www.ftc.gov, a resource for parents.

Inquire Here

You may contact us by mail or phone if you have any queries regarding our Policy.

Changes in Policy

Changes or revisions to this policy may be made at any time. To the extent that the law requires us to do so, we will send you an email at the address you have provided us with whenever this policy is meaningfully revised. We will also update our website to reflect any changes. Please visit our site often to see the latest changes.

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