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Privacy Regulations

The Privacy Regulations are a company-wide document that governs how FritsJurgens deals with GDPR-qualifying personal data. It is one of the policies governed by the Operations circle.

Privacyreglement


This policy is based on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR: link), which took effect on 25-05-2018.

This are the privacy regulations for the protection of personal privacy in the context of personal registration and apply to the services provided by FritsJurgens.

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1. Definitions

In this policy, the following terms are defined:

Term Nederlandse term Definition
Privacy privacy The right of individuals to protect personal privacy concerning recording and providing personal data.
FritsJurgens FritsJurgens Each of the companies under the FritsJurgens holding.
Data Subject betrokkene The individual whose data is processed. This includes employees, network contacts, customers, debtors, and suppliers.
Data Controller verwerkingsverantwoordelijke The entity determining the purpose of processing personal data; within FritsJurgens, this is the management.
Processor verwerker The entity authorized to process personal data; within FritsJurgens, this includes the administration and employees, including hired external subcontractors.
Processor Supervisor bewerker The entity processing personal data under the authority of the data controller.
Recipient ontvanger Someone who receives personal data.
Personal Data persoonsgegevens All information that can be traced back to an identified natural person.
Health Data health data Personal data related to a person's physical or mental health, including healthcare data provided.
Processing of Personal Data verwerking van persoonsgegevens Any action involving personal data, including but not limited to collecting, recording, organizing, storing, updating, modifying, retrieving, consulting, using, disseminating, or destroying data.
Consent toestemming Demonstrable agreement of the data subject to the intended data processing, provided through signature, checkbox + signature on a consent form, data submission by the data subject who has previously consented to recorded data, or written consent such as email or WhatsApp message.
Confidentiality geheimhouding Every employee of FritsJurgens who has access to the personal data of employees and customers is obliged to maintain confidentiality. This obligation also applies after termination of employment.

Throughout the policy, for some words, the Dutch translation is given in italics, to clarify.

2. Scope

  1. This policy applies to all paper files, all digital files, and unwritten information within FritsJurgens, as well as its associated data exchange and processing.
  2. FritsJurgens processes information in the following categories:
    • Personal data such as name, address and contact details
      • for personel also date of birth and social security number (burgerservicenummer, BSN)
    • Background data such as work history, skillset and personal network
    • Contract data such as employment contracts, permission forms, purchase and sales contracts, and review reports
    • Process data such as date of entry, software usage logs, complaints registration, reports of data breaches, incident reports
  3. This policy applies within FritsJurgens and relates to the processing of personal data of:

3. Purpose

  1. The purpose of collecting and processing personal data is to have the necessary information for conducting market analysis, sending newsletters (if subscribed), and managing personnel and the company's functioning.
  2. The data of potential customers and network contacts are collected and processed for:
    1. Market analysis.
    2. Sending newsletters (if subscribed).
    3. Referrals.
  3. The data of debtors (i.e. customers), are collected and processed for:
    1. Executing and communicating about provided orders.
    2. Invoicing and receiving payment.
    3. Discussing potential new orders.
  4. The data of creditors (i.e. suppliers and subcontractors), are collected and processed for:
    1. Executing and communicating about provided orders.
    2. Paying invoices and accounting for payments.
    3. Discussing deliveries or services.
  5. The data of employees are collected and processed for:
    1. Making and executing an employment or internship agreement.
    2. Conducting payroll administration.
    3. Collaborating as colleagues.
    4. Being prepared for emergencies.
  6. The data of employee's relations are collected and processed for:
    1. Communicating in case of emergencies.
    2. Implementing 'attentive employership' (e.g. Sinterklaas gifts, baby shower gifts).

4. Representation

The subject whose personal data are recorded may be represented:

5. Responsibility for maintenance and liability

  1. The management is responsible for ensuring the proper processing and management of personal data and can be held liable for it, except in case of force majeure.

6. Access to data

Access to the data is restricted to employees having certain roles grouped in so-called circles of accountability, which roles makes the data processing essential:

Role Purpose Access
MAC recruiting responsible for recruitment all data of applicants, read skillsets of employees
MAC contracting responsible for contracting all data of employees
Hero's working in a team read role/name/schedule of employees
BD responsible for regions all data of contacts and customers
Sales responsible for sales all data of customers
Marketing responsible for marketing all data of contacts
Support support other roles all data managed by the roles requiring support
Operations ultimate responsibility all, if required only

7. Sharing data

8. Processing special personal data

This privacy regulation explicitly does not cover any personal data that is classed as 'special'. This means that within FritsJurgens any data classed as such, such as medical data or information about religion or political preference, may not be handled in any way.

9. Rights of the data subject

FritsJurgens conforms to the legal requirements giving the data subject at least the following rights:

10. Data protection

  1. FritsJurgens has the legal obligation to take both organisational measures (see below) and technical measures (see link).
  2. Paper files (i.e. contracts only) are kept under personal guard of the roles responsible for contracting, signage or administration, until they are scanned and digitally archived after which they are shredded.
  3. Digital files are stored on the Microsoft SharePoint environment only (including OneDrive local cache).
  4. Devices used to access Microsoft SharePoint are protected by at least password to the security standards set by our IT partner MatenICT.
  5. Personal data is stored in the dedicated applications only (see the IT policy on where to save data), but name and function (only) of employees may end up in any of the software packages used throughout the organization.
  6. When sensitive personal data is to be sent, appropriate protection measures should be taken.
  7. All online data is stored within the EU only.
  8. Whenever anyone within FritsJurgens finds out about breach of security or an actual breach, the Protocol data leaks is to be followed.
  9. Any breach in relation to personal data is registered in the data leak register of FritsJurgens.

11. Data retention

Different documents have different retention periods:

Destroying paper files 1 day after the digital scan has been properly archived.
Destroying digital files FIXME
Destroying access logbook 5 years after mutation date.
Destroying email archive FIXME
Destroying digital calendars 5 years after the end of the fiscal year.
Destroying personnel file 2 years after termination of employment.
Destroying payroll administration 7 years after the end of the fiscal year.
Destroying financial information (debtors) 7 years after the end of the fiscal year.
Destroying list of destroyed files 20 years after destruction.
Destroying digital backups 5 years after backup date.
Destroying after approved destruction request 3 months after the request.
Destroying job application letter and CV 4 weeks after completion of the job application process, or one year for open applications.

12. Complaints procedure

The data subject can file a complaint with the management about data processing. This can be done in writing via info@fritsjurgens.com.

13. Change log

14. References