Confidentiality Policy
Thank you for visiting our site
and for your interest in our policy on confidentiality.
Emploi-Québec does not create a permanent cookie on a visitor's
hard disk. However, a temporary cookie is required to use Emploi-Québec
On line Placement Service. This file is saved in the visitor's random
access memory and is automatically deleted when the visitor leaves the
site.
Furthermore, no personal
information is collected without the prior consent of the visitor. You
cannot be identified personally from the information transmitted
automatically between computers. This information is gathered solely to
meet the technological requirements of using the Internet and is used for
statistical purposes.
Information transmitted automatically
You should be aware that, as
soon as you access the site emploiquebec.net, information is
automatically exchanged between your computer and the Ministère's server,
without your intervention. The information does not identify you personally. It consists of:
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the Internet domain name (for
example, "company.com" if you have a private Internet access
account, or "university.edu" if you access the Internet
through a university) and the IP address (a number automatically
assigned to your computer by your Internet provider every time you use
the Internet) with which you access our site
- the type of browser and
operating system used to access our site
- the date and time you access
our site
- the pages you visit
- and if you access emploiquebec.net from another site (referral site), its address
This exchange of information is
necessary if the server is to transmit to you a file compatible with the
computer equipment you are using. The Ministère keeps the required
information in order to have a record of the number of visitors, the pages
visited most often, the technology used by the site's clientele, the
referral sites and the countries of origin of visitors to the site.
If you transmit personal
information to us
In accordance with the Act
respecting Access to documents held by public bodies and the Protection of
personal information , a department or agency requesting you to provide
personal information must be sure that it needs the information (section
64), must identify itself and must inform you (excerpt of section 65):
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« of
the name and address of the public body on whose behalf the information
is being collected
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of the use to which the
information will be put
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of the categories of persons
who will have access to the information
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of the fact that a reply is
obligatory, or that it is optional
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of the consequences for the
person concerned or, as the case may be, for the third person,
in the case of a refusal to reply
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of the rights of access and
correction provided by law. »
If you decide to send us
personal information - by e-mail or by filling in a form and submitting it
through our site - we will use only the information we require to answer
your message and to follow up on it. Electronic messages are treated as
confidentially as regular mail.
The personal information
transmitted is not disclosed to any other government body unless your
request is addressed to it or disclosure is required by law. In no case is
the information transmitted used to draw up a profile of users or
communicated to a private organization.
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