The Data Protection Act 1998 implements the EU Data Protection Directive (No. 95/46) in the United Kingdom. The Data Protection Directive has an impact throughout the states of the European Economic Area.
The 1998 Act provides for regulation of the processing of information relating to personal data (data about living people through which they may be individually identified). It regulates the processing of information which, as far as Volt Europe is concerned, will relate mainly to Volt's own staff, applicants for temporary and permanent engagements, clients who are individuals or partnerships (not limited companies) and details of potential client individuals or candidates who are held on Volt's marketing database.
The Act's requirements extend to relevant personal data obtained, recorded or held by Volt and the organisation, retrieval, use, disclosure or destruction of relevant data.
Volt has taken and continues to take the requisite steps needed within its business organisation to comply with the data protection principles contained in the Data Protection Act 1998 and all other applicable legislation. Volt monitors its compliance on a continual basis as a matter of good business practice. Additionally, Volt Europe's parent company, Volt information Sciences Inc., complies with the privacy requirements of the Safe Harbor program promulgated by the U.S. Department of Commerce in consultation with the European Commission and approved by the EU in July 2000. (See http://www.volt.com/common/SafeHarbor.cfm.)
Volt Europe does not capture or store any personal information about individuals who access this website, except where they voluntarily choose to give us their personal details by email or by registering with us on our database. In these cases, the personal information given is used strictly within the provisions of the Data Protection Act 1998.
This website does not use Cookies in any way. (A Cookie is a small file sent from a web server to a browser which can be used to recognise and track visitors to a website.)
A visitor's IP address will automatically be logged for statistical purposes when she/he accesses this website, but this information is not associated in any way with the visitor's personal details and in itself cannot be used to identify the visitor.
Our website may link to other websites and we wish to draw to your attention that we cannot be responsible with respect to privacy policies or data protection policies and procedures maintained or followed by the operators of such other websites.
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