Purpose of this privacy notice is to provide job applicants information about processing of their personal data in Oriola (as defined herein). This Privacy Notice gives a general understanding of such personal data processing. However, the individual recruiting situations may vary significantly. Thus, all of the information provided in this privacy notice may not be applicable to each different data processing situation related to job applicants. If you want more detailed information in relation to how specifically your personal data is being processed, you should contact use the contact information provided in section 13 of this Privacy Notice.
For the avoidance of doubt, in this privacy notice “Oriola” shall refer to the company acting as the data controller in each individual case, or companies acting as joint controllers in each individual case.
Regardless of the applicable data controller in each situation, the data subjects can always use their rights by contacting their own principal or Oriola Oyj as instructed in section 13.
Local legislation may require the data controller to acquire the applicant’s consent for processing of certain type of personal data or for conducting of certain processing activities. Also in these cases, processing of the personal data is based on the data controller’s legitimate interest, and only personal data relevant for fulfilling of such reasonable legitimate interest shall be collected.
In certain cases the data may be used for fulfilling of Oriola’s statutory obligation. Such obligations may relate to e.g. proving that the recruitment decisions have been non-discriminatory.
Certain data processing activities may be outsourced to third parties, in which case such third-party processors operate on behalf of the data controller. E.g., the IT/operational management of online application system may be outsourced to an external IT supplier and the data may also be processed by external recruitment consultants who are handling applicant assessments and supporting Oriola in the recruitment process.
Subject to the applicants’ consent, information may also be obtained from recruitment consultants interviewing applicants and handling applicant assessments as a part of the recruitment process. Also, subject to the applicable laws and applicants’ consent, information may be obtained through background checks, security clearances and other similar information sources deemed necessary due to the nature and security requirements related to the open position in question.
If an applicant is chosen for the position, the basic information of the respective applicant as well as other information relevant for the employment relationship shall be transferred to Oriola’s employee information register. The retention times concerning Oriola’s employee information register are available in the respective register’s privacy notice made available to Oriola employees.
Some of these entities may be located outside of EU/EEA countries. In such situations, the data controller ensures that sufficient level of data protection is maintained through appropriate safety measures, e.g. EU commission’s model clauses. More information of such international data transfers and the applied safeguards may be received by contacting the Data Controller as instructed in section 13.
Access to any electronic or manual materials is limited only to those persons who need to process such information / personal data as a part of their duties within Oriola.
As a result of the automatic reflecting, an automatic decision is produced regarding whether the applicant’s attributes and qualifications are suitable for the position. Based on this decision, the applicant is either invited to the next round of recruitment or the applicant receives an e-mail informing him/her that the recruitment process regarding the respective applicant has ended.
On grounds relating to his/her particular situation, data subject is entitled to object processing of personal data concerning him/her, provided that the processing is based on the data controller’s legitimate interest.
Data subject may send his/her request to object the processing in accordance with section 14 of this privacy notice. In this request, the data subject shall define the particular situation based on which data subject is objecting the data processing. Oriola may decline the request on statutory grounds.
12.2 Access to information
Data subject is entitled to obtain information of the personal data concerning him/her which Oriola is processing and obtain a copy of such personal data. Request for access may be presented to Oriola in accordance with section 13 of this privacy notice.
12.3 Right to rectification, erasure and restriction
Data subject is entitled to have any such personal data that is inaccurate, outdated, unnecessary or contrary to the purposes of data processing corrected or erased. Requests concerning rectification and erasure may be presented in accordance with the instructions in section 14 of this privacy notice.
Data subject is also entitled to have the data controller to restrict processing of the data subject’s personal data for example when data subject is waiting for the data controller’s answer to data subject’s access or erasure request.
12.4 Right to lodge a complaint
If the data controller does not follow the applicable data protection regulation, a data subject is entitled to lodge a complaint with competent data protection authority.
Data protection officer:
E-mail: GDPR-DPO@oriola.com
Tel: +46-701 981 322

Treasury Analyst, Oriola