Privacy Considerations. 15.5.1. (a) In the course of performing Web Services at the Agent Sites, the Agent shall use all Data, including Personal Information, only in accordance with Section 8 (Rights in and Use of Data and Records) and Section 15 (Confidentiality), and shall not use or disclose any Data or Personal Information except to perform the Web Services or as otherwise permitted by this Agreement or required by Applicable Law. In the event the Agent receives any complaint, claim or notice of any investigation relating to the manner in which Personal Information has been collected, stored or processed by the Agent in performing the Services, the Agent shall promptly so notify the Funds and shall cooperate with the Funds in responding to and resolving such claims or proceedings.
Privacy Considerations. The Parties agree to use reasonable efforts to conduct any testing pursuant to this Policy in accordance with the privacy concerns of Project Personnel. To address these concerns, the Parties agree that:
1. The testing station(s) shall be screened off, or otherwise closed off from public view.
2. All documents and information regarding the testing, including test results, shall be maintained by the respective custodian(s) of record in accordance with their respective privacy policies, which any Project Personnel shall be entitled to review upon timely request.
3. The Parties agree to make a good faith effort to resolve any other privacy concern of Project Personnel regarding this Policy, provided that any such concerns do not interfere with the purpose of this Policy.
Privacy Considerations. Telia does not collect any sensitive or confidential data from Subscriber. Except in scenarios where the CA or RA archive copies of identification documents to validate the identity of a Subscriber. The collected personal information will not be used for any other purpose and Telia’s privacy policy2 governs the CA operations. Telia’s Privacy Notice applies to all processing of personal data3.
Privacy Considerations. The Registry Operator may, at its discretion, submit to ICANN for its consideration a proposal for additional measures to be implemented by the TLD that are designed to further safeguard data provided by registrants.
Privacy Considerations. (a) In the course of performing Web Services at the Agent Sites, the Agent shall use all Data, including Personal Information, only in accordance with Section 8 (Rights in and Use of Data and Records) and Section 15 (Confidentiality), and shall not use or disclose any Data or Personal Information except to perform the Web Services or as otherwise permitted by this Agreement or required by Applicable Law. In the event the Agent receives any complaint, claim or notice of any investigation relating to the manner in which Personal Information has been collected, stored or processed by the Agent in performing the Services, the Agent shall promptly so notify the Funds and shall cooperate with the Funds in responding to and resolving such claims or proceedings.
(b) The Funds and the Agent are mutually committed to developing, operating and performing the Services in compliance with, and the Agent shall develop, operate and perform the Services in compliance with, any Applicable Law relating to protecting the privacy of Personal Information that may be included in any Data or Records including, without limitation, Regulation S-P promulgated by the Securities and Exchange Commission, as such law applies to the Agent's performance of the Services.
15.5.2. The parties agree to discuss the implementation of Modifications necessary to adapt the Services and the Agent Facilities to comply with any future Applicable Law relating to protecting the privacy of Personal Information that is collected or processed by them.
15.5.3. In furtherance of the commitments set forth in Section 15.5.1, the Agent shall maintain Security Procedures for access to the Resources as specified in the Service Specifications.
15.5.4. The obligations of the parties under Section 15.5 shall survive any expiration or termination of this Agreement and shall continue for the period of time required by Applicable Law (but in no event less than ten (10) years.
15.5.5. The Agent may impose additional Fees or charges with respect to any additional obligations required of Agent under this Section 15 to the extent permitted under Section 10.5.
Privacy Considerations. Client must post a privacy policy on its website and comply with said terms. The privacy policy must reflect all applicable laws and should not contain any terms that are inconsistent with, or otherwise restrict Capitol B from performing its obligations hereunder. To the extent that Client’s website collects personally identifiable information, Client’s privacy policy must permit the transmission of such information through third-party provider sites. If Client is purchasing Services that include targeted display ads, Client is obligated to ensure that its privacy policy permits user targeting and tracking and permits the transmission of any resulting non-individually identified data about such users to third parties. Client hereby agrees, at its own expense, to fully defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Capitol B and its affiliates for any liability, cost or damages incurred by Capitol B or its affiliates due to failure of Client’s privacy policy to comply with the foregoing requirements or with any applicable law.
Privacy Considerations a. To preclude the invasion of privacy of all bargaining unit and non-bargaining unit employees, the parties will not consider or discuss specific grievances, complaints, or appeals at LMRC Meetings.
b. If the identity of specific employees related to grievances, complaints, or appeals can be protected, there may be discussion of general personnel policies, practices or working conditions that have given rise to grievances or complaints or that might give rise to grievances or complaints, so that future problems might be identified for possible corrective and/or preventive actions, when appropriate.
Privacy Considerations. Officers should remain sensitive to the dignity of all individuals being recorded and exercise sound discretion to respect privacy by discontinuing recording whenever it reasonably appears to the officer that such privacy may outweigh any legitimate law enforcement interest in recording. Requests by members of the public to stop recording should be considered using this same criteria. Recording should resume when the privacy is no longer at issue unless the circumstances no longer fit the criteria for recording. Officers have no obligation to stop recording in response to a citizen request if the recording is pursuant to an investigation, arrest, lawful search, or the circumstances clearly dictate that continued recording is necessary. Examples and situations include, but are not limited to:
Privacy Considerations. Advertiser shall, at all times, post a privacy policy on its native website (the “Existing Site”) and comply with such privacy policy. The privacy policy shall comply with all applicable laws and shall not contain any terms that are inconsistent with, or would otherwise restrict CCNJ from performing its obligations hereunder. In addition, to the extent that the Existing Site collects personally identifiable information, Advertiser’s privacy policy must permit the transmission of such information through third party provider sites. If Advertiser is purchasing CCNJ’s Retargeting Display service, Advertiser is obligated to ensure that its privacy policy permits the targeting and tracking of users contemplated by such service and the transmission of any resultant non- individually identified data gathered about such users to third parties. Advertiser hereby agrees at its expense to fully defend, indemnify and hold harmless CCNJ and its affiliates for any liability, cost or damages incurred by CCNJ or its affiliates due to failure of Advertiser’s privacy policy to comply with the foregoing requirements or with any applicable law. Without limiting Advertiser's obligations hereunder, CCNJ may, but is under no obligation, to require Advertiser to modify its privacy policy at any time. In the event that CCNJ requires Advertiser to modify its privacy policy, Advertiser shall do so within three (3) days of notice.
Privacy Considerations. The Parties agree to use reasonable efforts to conduct any testing pursuant to this Policy in accordance with the privacy concerns of Project Personnel. To address these concerns, the Parties agree that:
1. The testing station(s) shall be screened off, or otherwise closed off from public view.
2. All documents and information regarding the testing, including test results, shall be maintained by the respective custodian(s) of record in accordance with their respective privacy policies, which any Project Personnel shall be entitled to review upon timely request. CLASS OF DRUGS TESTED AND THEIR RESPECTIVE CUT-OFF LIMITS The cut-off limits established are those recommended by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in their mandatory Guidelines for Federal Workplace Drug Testing Programs. Drug Class Screening Cut-Off Limit (ng/ml) Confirmation Cut-off Limit (ng/ml) Amphetamines 1000 500 Benzoylecgonine (Cocaine Metabolite) 300 150 Cannabinoids (THC) 50 15 *Opiates 2000 10 Phencyclidine (PCP) 25 25 Confirmation screening is done by means of GC/MS analysis. *The GC/MS confirmation for opiates will be for both codeine and morphine separately. If morphine is equal to or greater than 2,000ng/ml then the GC/MS confirmation analysis for 6- acetylmorphine (6-MAM) is at a cut-off level of 10ng/ml. All Project Personnel will be required to submit to an EBT under the random, post- accident, and reasonable suspicion test arenas, for the purpose of detecting presence of alcohol. If this test supports a positive result for presence of alcohol, the Project Personnel will be considered in violation of this Policy. If the results of the EBT are:
1. Above 0.001 BrAC, but at or below 0.020 BrAC, a second test will be conducted within approximately 15 minutes. • If the second BrAC test is less than the first BrAC, the results will be deemed negative and the Project Personnel may return to work, if there are no other outstanding issues.
2. Above 0.02 BrAC, but below 0.06 BrAC, a second test will be conducted after approximately 15 minutes.
3. At or above .06 BrAC, the Project Personnel will have their site access privileges terminated, after which they will be entitled to the limited relief set forth in Section 3.4(C) of the Policy.