Information in compliance with the Personal Data Protection Act, art.13, Law number 196 June 30th 2003

In compliance with the Personal Data Act, art.13, we inform you that the processing of provided or acquired data is carried out through manual, electronic and computerized devices, with logic and manner according to the purpose, such as human resources recruiting, the execution of a possible contractual relationship, training courses or studies and statistical researches, and to guarantee the safeness and the confidentiality of the data, also in the case of its possible communication to a third party.

Personal data may be communicated to the company’s staff, to external collaborators and managers that execute processing data operations, to customer companies and to third-party companies for purposes concerning the group’s activities or for needs associated to the possible execution of a contractual relationship while carrying out specific duties imposed by the rules, regulations and collective agreements also corporate, provided by third-party companies.

The treatment and forwarding of data could also include categories of information called “sensitive”, which are the data that could reveal racial or ethnic, religious, philosophical or other beliefs, political opinions, membership to parties, unions, associations of a religious, philosophical, political or trade unions membership and personal data disclosing the state of health and the sexual life.

The processing and the transmission of data may also concern personal data.
Data that you provide for our recruiting of personnel may be used also for the following recruiting, unless otherwise explicitly stated.

Provided e-mail addresses or telephone numbers may be used for the sending of messages for recruiting or promotional purposes, in accordance with this activity or the possible execution of a contractual relationship. You may oppose these messages even afterwards, in an easy and free way, following the instructions included in the mentioned communications.

You must give us written authorization to process your personal data and to use of your e-mail address or telephone number to send messages for recruiting or promotional purposes in accordance with this activity or the possible execution of a contractual relationship.

You must not provide irrelevant data, according to the specific purposes it is given for.

Without the consent to process the data that is required by the current regulations, RECO Inc. will not be able to fulfil the requested operation.

The data controller for personal data is RECO Inc., with head office in Naples, in Centro Direzionale Is E/5. The data processor of the treatment is the RECO Inc. legal representative.
(www.recosrl.eu)

You may exercise your rights, according to Art. 7 of Legislative Decree no. 196/03, whose content is reproduced in full below

Art. 7
(Right of access to personal data and other rights)

1. The concerned party is entitled to get confirmation of the existence of their personal data, even if they have not been recorded yet, and of their communication in an understandable form.
   
   
2. The concerned party is entitled to get information:
   1. On the origin of their personal data;
   2. On the purposes and terms of the processing;
   3. On the logic applied in case of processing with the help of electronic tools;
   4. On the identification data of the holder, the managers and the representative designated for data processing, in compliance with art. 5, sub-par. 2;
   5. The subjects or categories of subjects who may be supplied or acquainted with the personal data, being designated representatives within the territory of the Country, managers or persons in charge.
      
      
3. The concerned party is entitled to have:
   1. the data updated, amended or supplemented when they may wish to;
   2. the data treated in violation of the law deleted, changed into an anonymous form or locked, including those for which no retention is necessary, with reference to the purposes for which the data has been collected or treated afterwards;
   3. the acknowledgement that the operations as per letters a) and b) – including their content – have been brought to the notice of those who have been given the data, except for when the fulfilment of this obligation should prove to be impossible or the use of means involved is manifestly disproportionate compared to the rights to be protected.
      
      
4. The concerned party is entitled to fully or partially object to:
   1. The treatment of their personal data for lawful reasons, even if pertinent to the purpose of the collection;
   2. The treatment of their personal data for the purpose of sending advertising or direct-sale materials or carrying out market or business communication researches."