Wrike Recruitment Privacy Notice
Effective Date: May 16, 2024
Wrike Recruitment Privacy Notice
Effective Date: May 16, 2024
This notice (“Notice”) describes how Wrike, Inc. and its subsidiaries and related companies (collectively, “Wrike”) handle and protect your Recruitment Data, as defined below, to which Wrike is provided access in connection with the recruiting process.
If you are a resident of California, please see also the Wrike California Consumer Privacy Statement for Job Applicants that describes the personal information collected consistent with the relevant notice requirements of the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018.
For additional information about our processing activities in connection with your general use of Wrike websites and our use of cookies and similar technologies outside the scope of this Notice, please see the Wrike.com Privacy Policy.
By making available your Recruitment Data, you confirm that:
Wrike will process Recruitment Data in accordance with this Notice, unless in conflict with requirements of applicable law, in which case applicable law will prevail.
This Notice does not form part of any contract of employment offered to candidates hired by Wrike.
Recruitment Data is identifiable information that an individual makes available to Wrike in connection with the recruiting process. Recruitment Data may include a variety of information, such as candidate status, work history/job data, education, compensation, employer feedback, questionnaire results, contact information, previous addresses or names, additional information provided by the candidate (e.g., a cover letter), driver’s license number as required for certain positions, references, and criminal history where permitted by law.
Processing refers to any action performed on Recruitment Data, such as collecting, recording, organizing, storing, transferring, modifying, using, disclosing, or deleting.
Sensitive Recruitment Data is Recruitment Data concerning nationality or citizenship, race or ethnic origin, criminal history, or trade union membership. Wrike does not request or consider information concerning religion, or sexual orientation, or political opinions in connection with recruiting.
You may use various electronic and paper methods to submit Recruitment Data to Wrike. In addition to collecting Recruitment Data directly from you, to the extent permitted by law, Wrike may collect Recruitment Data from third parties, for example, from recruiters, in connection with a background or employment check or an employment reference (subject to your consent where required by law), from a recruiting or other web site, or credit check.
Wrike processes Recruitment Data for legitimate human resources and business management purposes. These include identifying and evaluating candidates for Wrike positions; record-keeping related to hiring processes; analyzing the hiring process and outcomes; and conducting background checks, where permitted by law. We process Recruitment Data for these purposes because it is necessary for our legitimate interests in recruiting staff and administering our hiring processes. In addition, Recruitment Data may be used to comply with Wrike’s legal, regulatory and corporate governance requirements. If a candidate is hired, Recruitment Data may be used in connection with his/her employment in accordance with the terms of Wrike’s Internal Privacy Policy.
In addition to using Recruitment Data for the position for which you have applied, Wrike may retain and use your Recruitment Data to consider you for other positions. Solely upon obtaining your explicit written consent, unless required for tax or other legal purposes or in connection with employment as specified above, or some other retention period is required by local law, Wrike will retain your personal information for a period of 1 year after we have communicated to you our decision on all roles to which you have applied. If you do not want to be considered for other positions or would like to have your Recruitment Data removed, you may contact Wrike as specified under Inquiries, Complaints and Objections below.
We may share your personal information internally within Wrike and/or its affiliates for the purposes described in this notice.
Wrike may transfer Recruitment Data to external third-party service providers performing certain services on behalf of Wrike. Third-party service providers include recruitment operations, communication and verification providers used for the purposes of managing, coordinating, documenting and analyzing our recruitment efforts, facilitating communications, marketing and employment verification. Such third-party service providers have access to Recruitment Data solely for the purpose of performing the services specified in the applicable service contract, and Wrike requires the service providers to undertake security measures consistent with the protections specified in this Notice.
Wrike may be required to disclose certain Recruitment Data to other third parties (1) as required by law, regulation or legal process (such as a court order or subpoena); (2) to law enforcement authorities or other government officials to comply with a legitimate legal request; (3) to establish, exercise or defend our legal rights, and in connection with an investigation of suspected or actual fraud, illegal activity, security or technical issues; or (4) in an emergency where the health or safety of a candidate or other individual may be endangered. In addition, in the event of a re-organization, merger, sale, joint venture, assignment, or other transfer or disposition of all or any portion of Wrike’s business, Wrike may transfer Recruitment Data to successor entities or parties.
Wrike may perform background and criminal checks where permitted by law, and may process other Sensitive Recruitment Data, such as citizenship or nationality information or health information, in order to evaluate a potential reasonable accommodation in the recruitment and hiring process where requested, for equal opportunity monitoring, when relevant for a position and permitted by law. We process personal data for these purposes when we are required to do so by law or if you have given your explicit consent.
If Wrike intends to collect Sensitive Recruitment Data from third parties, you will be provided notice and the opportunity to consent. If you have a disability and would like Wrike to consider a reasonable accommodation, you may provide that information during the recruiting process. We do not intend to collect any Sensitive Recruitment Data from you unless specifically requested for the purposes described above.
Wrike employs technical and organizational measures designed to protect the integrity, confidentiality, security and availability of Recruitment Data, and to comply with applicable legal requirements for information security. Wrike limits access to internal systems that hold Recruitment Data to individuals who need access for a legitimate business purpose.
You may exercise the following rights in relation to your Recruitment Data:
Access, Correction and Deletion: Wrike will provide you access to your Recruitment Data that Wrike holds to the extent required by law in your home country, regardless of the location of the Recruitment Data processing. You may request correction or deletion of that Recruitment Data, except where retention is required by your contractual relationship with Wrike, in the context of a legal dispute, or as otherwise required by law. You also may request a copy of your Recruitment Data in machine-readable format in some cases, or object to the processing of your Recruitment Data. If access, correction or deletion is denied, the reason for the denial will be communicated to you.
Automated Decisions: Automated decision-making takes place when an electronic system uses personal information to make a decision without human intervention. In the event that Wrike relies solely on automated decision-making that could have a significant impact on you, Wrike will notify you, provide you an opportunity to express your views and provide any other safeguards required by law.
Inquiries, Complaints and Objections: You may withdraw consent to the processing of your Recruitment Data or submit inquiries, complaints and/or objections to the processing of your Recruitment Data by sending a request in writing to: privacy@team.wrike.com.
The processes described in this Notice supplement any other remedies and dispute resolution processes provided by Wrike and/or available under applicable law.
If you are located in the EU, you also may lodge a complaint with the data protection supervisory authority in your country.
Wrike will not use Recruitment Data to offer you any products or services for personal or family consumption (“Direct Marketing”) or provide Recruitment Data to third parties for their Direct Marketing. These restrictions do not apply to contact or other personal data obtained in the context of a customer, consumer or other non-employment relationship with Wrike.
Wrike is a global organization. Accordingly, Recruitment Data may be transferred to and processed in the US and other countries that may not be deemed to provide the same level of data protection as your home country. When we transfer Recruitment Data to a country outside of your home country, we may use a variety of legal mechanisms authorized by law, including standard contractual clauses approved by the European Commission, other data transfer agreements, and consent of the data subject. You may obtain a copy of legal mechanisms we have put in place by contacting us as described above.
Wrike reserves the right to modify this Notice by posting changes to relevant Wrike websites. If you submit additional Recruitment Data or request to be considered for a Wrike position following the effective date of a modified Notice, your Recruitment Data will be handled in accordance with the Notice in effect at that time.