Job Applications in General Sample Clauses

Job Applications in General. By applying to a Job Advertisement on the Services, you agree to our to storing your information on the Services and to share your information (including your resume/CV), with the entity that posted the Job Advertisement. You can choose how to submit your Job Application using the options offered through the Services. If you elect to apply through a third-party account such as Facebook or XxxxxxXx.xxx, you will be asked to log-in to the applicable account, and the profile, resume and other information that you have provided as part of any of those accounts will then be provided to the entity that posted the applicable Job Advertisement. Once you submit a Job Application, your resume and other applicable information will be shared with the entity that posted the Job Advertisement. You should therefore ensure that the information you provide is complete and accurate, and only contains information that you are comfortable sharing. If you ask Tourismo Jobs to submit a message to any employer or third party or if you apply for a job using the Services, you accept that Tourismo Jobs does not guarantee that the recipient entity will receive, access, view, or respond to your requests or Job Applications, or that the transmission of data will be error-free. Any screener questions provided by the entity posting a Job Advertisement are entirely in the control of that entity and if you require alternate screener questions or an alternate application process, you must contact the applicable entity directly.
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