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In compliance with the obligations envisaged in the European Privacy Regulation EU/2016/679 (GDPR), we hereby inform you that Manens S.p.A., in its capacity as Data Controller and manager of the website https://manens.com, will process your personal data, which may be collected by filling in forms, browsing web pages and using services.
The processing of the data will be carried out in observance of the privacy regulations in force, is characterised by correctness, legality and transparency and performed in compliance with the principles of relevance, completeness and non-excessiveness.

Identity and contact information of the data controller

Manens S.p.A.
Registered offices: Corso Stati Uniti 56 – 35127 Padua, Italy
Tel. No. +39 049 8705110
E-mail: info@manens.com
VAT No. 0438752028

Categories of personal data processed and processing methods

The following data will be acquired while browsing the website:

  1. In the event of subscription to the newsletter:
    1. Name and surname
    2. E-mail address

Other optional data is also requested for the creation of communications addressed to international users and diversified by type of content (technical insights, institutional press releases, participation in events or promotion of initiatives):

  1. Country of origin
  2. Professional sector
  1. In the event of applications in the “careers” section:
    1. Name and surname
    2. E-mail address
    3. Telephone number
    4. Residence
    5. Curriculum Vitae

In the event that the processing may also involve personal data falling within the category of sensitive or judicial data, the processing will be carried out in accordance with the safeguard measures laid down by the Italian Data Protection Authority and for the purposes strictly necessary for the provision of services and the fulfilment of contractual and legal obligations.

We also inform you that our website makes use of cookies that process personal data; information on cookies is available in the Cookie Policy of the website.

Purpose and legal basis of the processing

The data collected will be processed for the purposes set out below together with the related legal basis:

Purpose

1. Requirements relating to the finalisation of contracts, their execution, subsequent amendments or variations, and for any obligations envisaged for their fulfilment;


2. Activities for the search and selection of staff;


3. To fulfil any kind of obligation envisaged by laws, regulations or EU legislation (e.g. tax laws, Workers’ Statute);


4. Settlement of any legal disputes that may arise in the course of the relationship;


5. Settlement of any legal disputes that may arise in the course of the relationship;


6. Sending communications concerning contracted services and/or services similar to those already contracted.

Legal bases

1.-2.  Art. 6.1, letter b) of the GDPR

The processing is necessary for the establishment and execution of the contractual relationship


3. Art. 6.1, letter c) of the GDPR

The processing is necessary for fulfilling a legal obligation to which the Data controller is subject


4. Art. 6.1, letter f) of the GDPR

The processing is necessary for the pursuit of the legitimate interest of the data controller to protect itself against breach of contract or other detrimental causes.


5. Art. 6.1, letter a) of the GDPR.

The data subject has consented to the processing of his or her personal data for one or more specific purposes


6. art. 6.1, letter f); considering 47 of the GDPR; Art. 130.4 of It. Leg. Decree No. 196/2003

The processing is necessary for the pursuit of the legitimate interest of the data controller.

This is without prejudice to the right of opposition.

Any refusal, albeit legitimate, to provide all or part of the above-mentioned data, could make it difficult to access and use the website. For staff search and selection activities, refusal to provide data does not permit this activity to be carried out and will not enable your application to be taken into consideration.

Data retention period and location

The data collected will be kept for the period strictly necessary, however no longer than:

  • ten (10) years after collection for administrative or legal purposes
  • five (5) years after subscription to receive newsletters
  • three (3) years after collection for staff search and selection activities

For information on the retention period of the cookies, please see the cookie policy of the website

Personal data may be processed and transferred to entities located in other countries belonging to the European Union or outside the European Union on the basis of an adequacy decision of the European Commission (such as, for example, the Data Privacy Framework) and in the presence of Adequate Privacy Safeguards.

Processing methods

The data collected will be kept for the period strictly necessary, however no longer than:

  • ten (10) years after collection for administrative or legal purposes
  • five (5) years after subscription to receive newsletters
  • three (3) years after collection for staff search and selection activities

Processing will be carried out manually or partly automatically and may consist of the following operations: collection, registration, organisation and storage, consultation and use, processing, modification, selection, extraction, comparison, interconnection, transmission and communication, deletion and destruction, blocking and restriction.

The processing will be carried out with the aid of IT tools such as ATS (Applicant Tracking System) and e-mail marketing platforms; only suitable IT tools will be used to guarantee the security and confidentiality of the data in accordance with the provisions of Article 32) of the European Privacy Regulation EU/2016/679 (GDPR). All technical, IT, organisational, logistical and procedural security measures will always be taken in the course of processing operations so that the appropriate level of data protection required by law is guaranteed.

Communication of the data

The parties to whom the data may be communicated are as follows:

  • Data supervisors: IT consultants, IT system administrators, consultants or consultancy firms, IT service providers (e.g. cloud, hosting, mailing), recruitment service providers (e.g. selection and assessment of candidates) and other providers we may use to provide the requested services.
  • Data processors: executives, project managers, managers and administrative staff and any other company unit responsible for pursuing the above purposes.

Personal data may likewise be disseminated, but only in aggregate, anonymous form and for statistical purposes.

Personal data may also be disclosed to public bodies, police forces or other public and private entities, but solely for the purpose of fulfilling legal, EU legislative or regulatory obligations.

The data in question will not be disclosed to any parties other than those envisaged in this disclosure, and data disclosing the state of health of the person concerned will in no case be disseminated.

Rights which can be exercised

You may always request and exercise your rights under the GDPR, in particular:

  • You may at any time request from the data controller a copy of your personal data, information on the location where your personal data is processed and an updated list with the identification details of all the data supervisors and system administrators authorised to process your data.
  • At any time, you may freely revoke your consent, without any charge and without prejudice to the lawfulness of the processing carried out up to that moment, and exercise the following rights vis-à-vis the data controller, as envisaged by the European Privacy Regulation EU/2016/679: access, rectification, deletion, restriction, objection, portability and complaint to the Italian Data Protection Authority.

The request can be sent by using the unsubscribe function included in the communications (newsletters) or by writing to the contact details given in point 1.