Introduction
Pride Technologies, LLC, d/b/a Pride Global 1 (“Pride”
or “Company” or “Us” or “Our”) values the privacy of those who provide personal data and confidential
information (“Personal Data and Confidential Information”) to it and recognizes the importance of
protecting that information and data through compliance with this Personal Data and Confidential
Information Policy (“Policy”).
This Policy describes how and why we collect, store, process, and use
Personal Data and Confidential Information, and provides information about your rights. Pride’s
processing of Personal Data and Confidential Information of people who are in the European economic area
is governed by the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (the “GDPR”).
This Policy applies to both Personal Data supplied to us, either by an
individual or by others and to Confidential Information supplied by clients or prospective clients. We
may use Personal Data and Confidential Information supplied to us for any of the purposes as set out in
this Policy, or as otherwise disclosed to you at the point of collection. However, Pride will only
process Personal Data where it has a lawful reason for doing so.
This Policy applies to all Pride operations worldwide. This
Policy contains important information about your rights; please read it and retain a copy for your
records.
Information we Collect and
Process
Pride may collect and process your Personal Data and Confidential
Information so that it can provide staffing and recruitment services to clients and jobseekers – in
doing so, Pride acts as a “data controller”. 2 The Company will only process Personal
Data and Confidential Information if it has a lawful reason for doing so and then, in compliance with
the data protection and privacy laws of the applicable country and/or union.
The term “Personal Data and Confidential Information” concerns the following
categories of data:
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Personal Data - Included in this category are classes of data which identify you (i.e., the “Data
Subject”) and their personal characteristics. Examples are names, addresses, job title,
employer, contact details, age, sex, date of birth, physical descriptions, identifiers issued by
public bodies, e.g. SSN and NI numbers name, email address, job title, telephone number, marital
status, educational background, employment application, employment history, criminal records
history, financial history area of business, job role, jurisdiction, language, seniority,
business contact information. Personal Data revealing racial or ethnic origin, political
opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, trade union membership, criminal records global
watchlist information, areas of expertise, details of salary and benefits, bank details,
performance appraisals and salary reviews, records relating to holiday and other leave, working
time records and other management records.
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Education and professional training information – Included in this category are matters which
relate to the education and professional training of the Data Subject. Examples are academic
records, qualifications, skills, training records, and professional expertise.
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Employment information – Included in this category are matters relating to the employment of the
Data Subject. Examples are business role, line manager, employment and career history,
recruitment and termination details, attendance record, health and safety records, performance
appraisals, training records, agency employer, security records or other information necessary
to determine a Data Subject’s fitness for employment.
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Financial details – Included in this category are matters relating to the financial affairs of
the Data Subject. Examples are income, salary, billing rate, payments, benefits, or other
information necessary to process payroll for a Data Subject.
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Goods or services provided – Included in this category are classes of data relating to goods and
services which have been provided. Examples are details of the goods or services supplied,
licenses issued, agreements and contracts.
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IT information – Included in this category is any information relating to a Data Subject’s use of
technology or software including IP addresses, any information about the computing or mobile
device a Data Subject is using, location data gathered from such devices, connection data,
usernames and passwords, and social media handles.
1 This includes, but is not limited to, the following Pride affiliated
entities: Pride Capital Partners, LLC; Pride Technologies, LLC (Pride One); Russell Tobin & Associates,
LLC; Pride Healthcare, LLC; Pride Accounting Services, LLC; Pride Technologies of Ohio, LLC; Pride BPO,
LLC; Pride Accounting Solutions, LLC; Pride Advisory, LLC; Pride Now, LLC; Pride Compliance, LLC,
Russell Tobin & Associates, Ltd., and Russell Tobin Associates Staffing Solutions India Private Ltd.
2 Contact information for the appropriate data controller for each geographic region
(India/APAC, Americas, and EMEA) is identified in the “Data Controller Contact Information” section of
this Policy.
Sources of Information
Pride may collect and process your information, which includes your
Confidential Information and Personal Data, received and/or provided from any one of the following
sources. Accordingly, you understand that by your access or use of, and/or in any way your submittal of
Confidential Information and/or Personal Data through the following sources, you consent to Pride’s
collection, processing, and use of Personal Data in the manner(s) set forth in this Policy.
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Any Pride affiliated website: Pride One, Russel Tobin, Pride BPO,
Pride Healthcare and Pride Now(collectively, the “Website”).
Information may be gathered by email, text, and/or any other electronic messages (or form of
communication) between you and the Website;
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Online forms;
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Through third-party mobile and desktop applications you download from the Website, which provide
dedicated non-browser-based interactions between you and the Website;
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When you interact with our advertising and applications on the Website or on third-party websites
and services;
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LinkedIn or any other social media application;
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A direct submission of information from you by email, website inquiry, social media, phone or
social media post;
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A former employer in response to inquiries or requests from Pride;
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An individual whose details you previously provided to us;
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Government Agencies, Credit Agencies, Background checking partners, in response to inquiries or
requests from Pride;
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Third party web-based search tools or databases;
Use of Your information
Pride has a legal interest in processing your Personal Data and/or
Confidential Information before, during, and after the end of your relationship with Pride. Where you
supply us with Personal Data, we will assume, unless you instruct us otherwise in writing, that we can
disclose your Personal Data in such manner as we believe is reasonably necessary, or as required by
applicable law (and at all times in accordance with this Policy).
When do we Disclose Your Information
Pride will only process and/or disclose Personal Data and/or
Confidential information where Pride has a lawful reason for doing so, which includes the following:
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The processing is necessary for the performance of a contract you are party to, intended
beneficiary of, or in order to take steps at your request prior to entering into a contract
you are party to or intended beneficiary of.
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The processing is necessary in order for Pride to comply with its legal and/or regulatory
obligations. There may be circumstances where Pride will still need to process your Personal
Data for legal, contractual or other reasons required by law. Where this is the case, Pride
will tell you and will restrict the Personal Data and/or Confidential Information processed
to only what is necessary for those specific reasons.
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The processing is necessary in furtherance of Pride’s usual and customary business practices
(including, but not limited to, the delivery and/or promotion of Pride’s services);
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Processing is necessary for the establishment, exercise, or defense of Pride’s legal
rights; or
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The Data Subject has given consent to the processing of his or her Personal Data for one or
more specific purposes (which must be provided).
To Whom do we Disclose Your Information
Third parties with whom your Personal Data and/or Confidential
Information may be shared include, but are not limited to, the following:
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Background verification and credit-checking agencies, as well as payroll providers.
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Business partners, service providers and other affiliated third parties: to enable us to
provide our services, we may need to share your Personal Data with another Pride Global
Member Firm, our business partners (including other professional advisers such as
accountants or auditors), external service providers and/or overseas counsel.
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Disclosures required by law or regulation: in certain circumstances, please note that we may
be required to disclose Personal Data under applicable law or regulation, including to law
enforcement agencies or in connection with proposed or actual legal proceedings.
Transfers of Your Information to/from the EU,
Internationally, and/or between Pride’s Affiliates, Parents, and/or Subsidiaries
With respect to transfers of your Personal Data and/or Confidential
Information to/from the EU, internationally, and/or between Pride’s affiliates, parents, and/or
subsidiaries, Pride shall perform the following in accordance with applicable data protection and
privacy laws:
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Process the Personal Data only on documented instructions in accordance with the terms of
this Policy, including with regard to transfers of Personal Data to a third-party country or
an international organization, unless required to do so by law; except where such
instructions are unlawful.
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Require that persons authorized by Pride to process Personal Data are under contractual or
other obligations of confidentiality concerning the Personal Data.
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Take all appropriate measures required of data processors, under the circumstances, pursuant
to the GDPR, and other applicable data privacy laws.
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Require that any sub-contract with access to Personal Data is processed by such sub-processor
and contains provisions that comply with applicable data privacy laws. All such
sub-processors shall maintain security and data protection practices that are consistent
with this Policy.
Pride may need to transfer your Personal Data to other Pride affiliates, subsidiaries,
or parents, or external service providers and business partners, who may have offices that are
located in territories outside of the US, European Economic Area (“EEA”), and / or UK.
Where necessary, we have entered into standard European Commission (for transfers from
the EEA) or UK (for transfers from the UK) approved form model data protection clauses (“Standard
Contractual Clauses”) with Pride’s affiliates, subsidiaries, or parents who have offices that are
located in territories outside of the US, EEA or UK, in relation to services that they may provide
that involve processing data from locations outside of the EEA for which Pride is a Data Controller.
Please note that the laws of some territories outside of the US, EEA and/or UK do not
always offer the same standard of data protection as those inside the US, EEA and/or UK, although
Pride ensures that your Personal Data will be collected, stored, and processed in accordance with
this Policy. For example, Pride will only ever transfer your data to countries outside the US, EEA
and/or UK using the Standard Contractual Clauses together with the supplementary measures necessary
to protect your data, or to countries outside the EEA in relation to which an adequacy decision has
been made by the European Commission, such as the UK or Canada.
Care of Information
Pride has in place appropriate technical and organizational security measures
to protect your Personal Data against unauthorized or unlawful use, and against accidental loss, damage
or destruction. We put in place strict confidentiality agreements (including data protection
obligations) with our third-party service providers.
Retention of Information
Pride retains your Personal Data and Confidential Information in our
database for as long as it is necessary for the purposes set out in this Policy or as otherwise
disclosed to you at the point of collection (being the length of the employment/business relationship).
If requested to be forgotten, your contact details will be deleted from the database in accordance with
this Policy and GDPR.
Your Rights
Please be aware that you have the following data protection rights with
respect to your Personal Data and/or Confidential Information:
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The right to ask us to provide you, or a third party, with copies of the Personal Data we hold
about you at any time and to be informed of the contents and origin thereof, verify its
accuracy, or else request that such information be supplemented, updated or rectified according
to the provisions of applicable law;
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The right to request erasure, anonymization or blocking of your Personal Data that is processed
in breach of the law;
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The right to object on legitimate grounds to the processing of your Personal Data. In certain
circumstances we may not be able to stop using your Personal Data. If that is the case, we’ll
let you know and explain why;
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The right not to have your Personal Data be subjected to automated decision making and/or
profiling; and
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Withdrawal of consent – when Personal Data are processed on the basis of consent an individual
may withdraw consent at any time (this may apply to processing of special categories of Personal
Data where you have instructed us to act on your behalf and includes the following:
racial/ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs and trade union
membership).
You consent to the Company processing your Personal Data (including your confidential
information, personal data, and sensitive personal data) by virtue of your accessing, use, and/or in any
way submitting of your Personal Data and/or Confidential Information through the sources identified in
the “Sources of Information” section of this Policy. You have the right to withdraw your consent at any
time by contacting our Data Protection Lead by email – privacy@prideglobal.com with the words “FAO Data
Protection Officer” in the subject line of the email. Please note that if you withdraw your consent to
further processing that does not affect any processing done prior to the withdrawal of that consent, or
which is done according to another legal basis.
There may be circumstances where the Company will still need to process your data for
legal, contractual, or other reasons required by law. Where this is the case, Pride will tell you and
will restrict the Personal Data processed to only what is necessary for those specific reasons.
If you believe that any of your Personal Information that the Company processes is
incorrect or incomplete, please contact us using the details above and we will take reasonable steps to
check the accuracy of your Personal Information and to correct it where necessary.
You can also contact us using the above details if you want us to restrict the type or
amount of data, we process for you, access your Personal Data and/or Confidential Information or
exercise any of the other rights listed above. Restriction of the type of information we process for you
may prevent the Company from being able to provide work-seeking services for you.
To exercise any rights that you may have under applicable law with respect to your
Personal Information and/or data, including but not limited to the right of access, rectification,
deletion, or opposition to the processing of your data, as well as the right to limit the processing and
management of your personal data, please email privacy@prideglobal.com with the words “FAO Data
Protection Officer” in the subject line of the email. Pride reserves the right to update its Privacy
Policy and/or to provide you with further information regarding the Privacy Policy and/or the processing
of your Personal Data at any time and will provide you with reasonable notice of any such
update/information.
Country/Region Specific
Privacy Laws
Canada specific privacy laws
Canadian consumer privacy laws may provide their residents with additional rights regarding Our use
of their Personal Information. Please visit Privacy Laws
In Canada, and Personal
Information Protection and Eletronic documents to learn about your rights (including
Provincial Laws). Please reach out to privacy@prideglobal.com for any related requests.
EU specific privacy laws
The European Commission consumer privacy laws may provide their
residents with additional rights regarding Our use of their Personal Information. To learn more
about the EU’s consumer privacy laws please visit EU Data
protection.
UK specific privacy laws
The United Kingdom consumer privacy laws may provide their residents
with additional rights regarding Our use of their Personal Information. To learn more about the UK’s
consumer privacy laws please visit UK
Data protection.
Brazil specific privacy laws
Brazil’s LGPD consumer privacy laws may provide their residents with
additional rights regarding Our use of their Personal Information. To learn more about the Brazil’s
LGPD consumer privacy laws please visit Brazil LGPD. For
information on ‘What is Sensitive Data” please visit What is
sensitive data. For information on “What is Personal Data” please visit What is
personal data.
India specific privacy laws
India’s consumer privacy laws may provide their residents with
additional rights regarding our use of their Personal Information. To learn more about India’s
consumer privacy laws please visit Data protection.
Philippines specific privacy laws
The Philippines’ consumer privacy laws may provide their residents with
additional rights regarding our use of their Personal Information. To learn more about the
Philippines consumer privacy laws please visit Data privacy.
Data Controller
Contact information
Pride’s data controllers vary by geographic region. Please find the
applicable data controller’s contact information (name, title, and email address) listed below:
Complaints or queries
Any questions, comments, or complaints regarding this Privacy Policy and/or
Pride’s processing of your information are welcomed and should be addressed to Pride’s Data Protection
Officer by email at Pride Global with the words “FAO Data Protection Officer”
in the subject line of the email.
If you are not satisfied with Pride’s response or believe Pride is not
collecting, processing, or using your personal information not in accordance with the law, you may file
a complaint by contacting the appropriate governmental agency in your country at the following:
United
States,
European Union,
United Kingdom,
Canada,
Philippines,
India,
Brazil.
Acknowledgement and Consent
for the Collection and Processing of Personal Data and Confidential Information
Pride1 takes data protection seriously. Please read
Pride’s Personal Data and Confidential Information Policy for information on how we handle your data and
what your rights are with respect to said data. By clicking “accept” on the Control Your Privacy landing
page, I acknowledge that:
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I have read Pride’s Personal Data and Confidential Information Policy, that I understand the
Policy, and that I agree to abide by the Policy.
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I consent to Pride collecting and processing my personal data through any of the methods set
forth in the Personal Data and Confidential Information Policy for Pride to provide requested
staffing and recruitment services to clients and jobseekers.
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I consent to Pride’s use of sub-processors to process my Personal Data and/or Confidential
Information. I further acknowledge and consent that those sub-processors may be based outside
the state, province, country or other jurisdiction in which my Personal Data is stored, subject
to parties taking steps to provide that the transfer is made in compliance with applicable data
privacy laws if transfers are made to those sub-processors.
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Pursuant to the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”), Pride, in its
capacity as a data controller under the GDPR, must obtain my explicit, affirmative consent
before it can collect or process any special categories of sensitive personal data for a lawful
basis, including, but not limited to, employment, submission(s) online, education, etc.
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Special categories of sensitive personal data include racial or ethnic origin; political
opinions; religious or philosophical beliefs; trade union membership; genetic, biometric data;
health data; or data concerning a person’s sex life or sexual
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Any special categories of sensitive personal data that is collected from me will be for the sole
purpose of providing requested staffing and recruitment services to clients and jobseekers and
is necessary for that purpose. This may include processing the special categories of sensitive
personal data as required to execute contractual obligations in connection with the previously
described purpose and compliance with applicable laws, and/or to execute the obligations to you
concerning your employment with Pride (or any company). Special categories of sensitive personal
data regarding a legal process which may have been provided to Pride by public authorities will
be processed only for the purposes relating to a health or safety emergency and complying with
any applicable law.
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Special categories of sensitive personal data will be handled and processed only by the persons
who are responsible for the necessary activities for the purpose above, and will be transmitted
from the EU to Pride (or vice versa).
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Refusal of consent may make it impossible for Pride to carry out its necessary activities for the
purpose above, and may preclude Pride’s ability to provide requested staffing and recruitment
services to you or others.
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Pride may process my “sensitive personal data” through any of the methods set forth in the
Personal Data and Confidential Information Policy and for the transfer of said Personal Data and
Confidential Information overseas (which may include areas outside of the EU), for the purposes
outlined in this Acknowledgement.
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For additional information, to request access to or a copy of your personal data, to request
certain data be removed or corrected, or to withdraw this consent you may contact to Pride’s
Data Protection Officer by email at privacy@prideglobal.com with the words “FAO Data
Protection Officer” in the subject line of the email. If you choose to withdraw your consent at
a later date this will not change the fact that your personal data was legally processed up to
that point. If you would like to withdraw consent, please contact Pride’s Data Protection
Officer by email at privacy@prideglobal.com with the words “FAO Data
Protection Officer” in the subject line of the email.
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Pride is committed to ensuring the security of your information. We have put in place reasonable
physical, technical, and administrative safeguards designed to prevent unauthorized access to
your information.
1 This includes, but is not limited to, the following Pride affiliated
entities: Pride Capital Partners, LLC; Pride Technologies, LLC (Pride One); Russell Tobin & Associates,
LLC; Pride Healthcare, LLC; Pride Accounting Services, LLC; Pride Technologies of Ohio, LLC; Pride BPO,
LLC; Pride Accounting Solutions, LLC; Pride Advisory, LLC; Pride Now, LLC; and Pride Compliance, LLC.