WEC Cookie Policy

At the World Employment Confederation, we know that you care about how your personal information is used and shared, and that is why we are committed to respecting your privacy and helping protect the security of your information. The purpose of this Cookies Policy is to explain how and why we gather, store and process information collected from you automatically through cookies and other tracking technologies (collectively, “cookies”) when you use WEC’s Members Area.

What does this policy apply to?

This Policy covers the collection and use of personal information by the World Employment Confederation when Members use the Members Area. This includes all related pages, any notification-based features or services offered by the World Employment Confederation via our Members Area as well as the use of any of the platform’s related features.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files that are stored on the computer or other device when you visit a website or use an application. The cookie file allows to recognize your browser during the visit to the online service or during subsequent visits. Cookies can be placed by the server of the website or application you visit, but also by third-party servers that collaborate with this website or application.

Through your browser settings you can refuse or manage the installation of cookies. You can also delete the already installed cookies from your computer or mobile device at any time.

Which cookies does this website use?

Our website uses functional cookies to enable and / or facilitate the use of our website. You can disable these cookies via your browser, but this can negatively affect the functioning of our website. As soon as you close and leave your browser or application, these cookies will be deleted.

Through our website, cookies are also placed from the American company Google as part of the Google Analytics service. We use this service to track and get reports on how visitors use the website (which pages are visited, how often, etc.). The information that Google collects is anonymized as much as possible (for example, the information is not linked to your name, address, e-mail address, etc.). Your IP address will not be sent to Google.