GDPR - Recruiting Privacy Notice

Your Recruiting Privacy Notice lets candidates know how their info will be collected and used. Find out how to manage your notice in Breezy.

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Written by Breezy Team
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Your Recruiting Privacy Notice in Breezy is related specifically to recruitment, rather than a more general company privacy policy.

It's designed to describe how and why you're requesting or gathering candidate information and should be easy to understand for all candidates, rather than a complex legal document.

Breezy’s made it simple for you to define and share your Recruiting Privacy Notice with candidates.

Privacy Notice requirements

You can customize your Recruiting Privacy Notice in your GDPR Settings. We've provided a default notice to use as a starting point for your own.

Your Privacy Notice should include:

  • How long your organization intends to store the candidate’s data. If it’s not possible to provide an exact length of time, then explain the criteria used to determine the period.

  • How candidates can withdraw their consent to the processing of their personal data.

  • How candidates can request corrections or access to their data, or ask for it to be deleted from your system.

  • Who candidates should contact if they want to lodge a complaint regarding the processing of their personal data.

Sample recruiting privacy notice

How to customize your Recruiting Privacy Notice

With GDPR functionality enabled, Company Admins can customize the privacy notice in their company settings.

To customize your privacy notice:

  1. Click the gear icon ⚙️ in the left sidebar.

  2. Click Company Settings.

  3. Click General in the left sidebar.

  4. Scroll to GDPR Compliance.

  5. Click the gear icon ⚙️ next to GDPR Features.

  6. Scroll to Privacy Notice.

  7. Click the gear icon ⚙️ next to Recruiting Privacy notice.

  8. Edit the template as needed and click Update.

Privacy notice settings

❗ Important Note

While Breezy has worked to provide you with the best and most relevant information in regard to the European Union General Data Protection Regulation, we highly recommend you do some research of your own and seek legal advice to ensure you are complying in the best interest of your organization.


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