Section
Privacy Policy
UK Privacy Policy / UK Data Protection Act
Your right to privacy is important to Freelance. We are committed to providing the highest level of privacy to our clients and the information collected. To ensure this commitment, Freelance provides the following Privacy Policy Statement.
What personal identifiable information does FREELANCE collect?
The personal information generally collected by Freelance includes, your name, street address, telephone numbers, email address and previous and current employment history. Freelance also collects financial information such as tax file numbers and income and expense details of its clients.
For what purposes does FREELANCE collect the information?
Freelance collects this information for the primary purpose of providing tailored salary packages as well as taxation and financial solutions to its clients. Freelance also uses personal and employment information to assist clients with future employment opportunities and to obtain sponsorship approval.
How does FREELANCE collect personal information?
We obtain most of your information from you directly, such as: when you submit an application to apply for our services; each time we have contact with you via telephone, email, facsimile or personal meeting. Sometimes we may ask to collect particular personal information about you. Unless we have already done so, when or before we collect that information, we will take reasonable steps to inform you of: the purposes for which the information is collected; where applicable, any law requiring the information to be collected, and the main consequences if all or part of the information is not provided. Information from third parties, specifically references, will be collected with your prior consent.
How FREELANCE holds personal information?
We hold your personal information in a combination of computer storage facilities and paper-based files and other records. These facilities and records are securely located and monitored at our Freelance offices, with the highest level encryption and daily offsite backups to ensure the safety of your details.
How does FREELANCE, use and disclose, your personal information?
We will ask you to consent to a disclosure, or use of your personal information, for our primary purpose. We may do so in writing, over the telephone or email. At other times, your consent will be taken to be given, where you indicate to us that you wish to obtain or use our services. We do not disclose your personal information to others, except in the following cases: with your consent, or where it is necessary to provide you with services; to our related companies; to organisations which provide services to us; to organisations which have requested us to provide services to you, or who cooperate with us in providing products or services; where required by law. By providing FREELANCE with personal information, you consent to the collection, use and disclosure of your personal information as outlined in this Privacy Policy Statement. If at any time you no longer require FREELANCE’S services, advise us accordingly.
Insurance Disclaimer
The Freelance Group is neither an Insurance Company nor an agent of any insurance company. Freelance nor its employees have any authority to give advice pertaining to insurance products. We only provide factual information about the products and a provide copies of certain documentation for your information. If you require further information or wish to receive advice in respect of any of the insurance or superannuation products, we will provide you with the contact details of the relevant insurance broker. In certain instances, Freelance receives a fee from a Broker in consideration of Freelance providing administration services to that Broker.
Third Party Sites
Freelance acknowledges that you will click-through to third party sites from our sites, and thus recommends that you refer to the privacy statements of the sites you visit. Freelance’s Privacy Statement is applicable for Freelance and its affiliated sites, and assumes no responsibility for information and content of third party sites.
Cookies
Cookies are pieces of information that a website can transfer to an individual's computer hard drive for tracking (site usage) user navigation and customising site information to improve further the user experience. Cookies can make using Freelance websites easier. This will enable you to take full advantage of the services that Freelance Global and its affiliated sites offer. The use of cookies is an industry standard and you will find most major websites use them.
Most Internet browsers are pre-set to accept cookies. However, if you are concerned about the use of cookies you do have the option to opt-out and refuse the transfer of cookies to your computer's hard drive. If you prefer not to receive cookies, you can adjust your Internet browser to refuse cookies, or to warn you when cookies are being used. If you need further assistance to modify the cookie arrangement on your PC, please contact the company that produces your browser.
Contact Details
At Freelance we value your feedback, if you have any question or comments regarding our Privacy Policy Statement, please refer all queries to:
Privacy Officer
Freelance
PO Box 518
Hawthorn Victoria Australia 3122
info@freelance-global.com
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