Your contact request
The contact form asks for your name, email address, subject and message. A telephone number is optional. These details are used to handle your question and contact you, with the permission requested in the form.
Privacy
Read what information you share through this website and where to ask questions about your personal information.
This explanation concerns contact through this public website: what you share via the contact and partnership form, and what happens with it. A fuller privacy statement will follow; if you have a question about your data now, email info@humantalents.nl.
The current website
The contact form asks for your name, email address, subject and message. A telephone number is optional. These details are used to handle your question and contact you, with the permission requested in the form.
A partnership enquiry also asks for your telephone number, region, experience, current work situation and motivation. This helps Human Talents assess your enquiry and arrange a conversation.
Form messages are sent to Human Talents through email provider Resend. A partnership enquiry may also be forwarded to the internal intake environment. The website validates input and temporarily uses the IP address to limit repeated requests and spam.
A contact message does not create an account or automatically subscribe you to a newsletter or talent pool. The contact form does not ask for a CV, identity document or medical information.
We keep contact and partnership details no longer than needed for the purpose you shared them for. For exact retention periods or questions about your data, email us directly.
Your rights
Depending on the situation, you can request access, correction, erasure, restriction, portability and objection. You can also withdraw consent you previously gave. Email your request to info@humantalents.nl. Do not send an identity document unsolicited.
You can also submit a complaint to the Dutch Data Protection Authority. Read about your right to information.
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