Munkavállalói Adatvédelmi Nyilatkozat

Chubb collects and uses personal details which you provide as part of the recruitment and onboarding processes, together with additional personal data collected throughout the course of your employment or engagement (for instance, in relation to performance reviews, disciplinary processes, and participation in voluntary benefits schemes).

The personal data Chubb collects is used primarily for the recruitment process, managing the workforce, and complying with contracts of employment.  The data may be stored in systems based around the world and maybe processed by third-party service providers acting on Chubb's behalf.

We need your data in order to commence, perform and terminate your employment and for performing the related contractual or statutory obligations. Without this data, we will not be able to enter into a contract with you or to perform our obligations under such a contract.

It is our policy to comply with our obligations under the European General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) and the relevant Hungarian laws set out in this Notice. But you also have an important role to play in protecting the security of personal data, and you should be careful to whom you disclose personal data, and how you protect your communications and devices. Please refer to the Chubb Global Information Security Policy and the Global Information Security and Privacy Policy and Guidelines for more information about your responsibilities. 

You also have certain rights in respect of your personal data, which you can exercise by contacting us using the contact details below. 

Email: 

dataprotectionoffice.europe@chubb.com

Phone:

+44 (020) 7956 5859 

Write to: 

Data Protection Officer, 

Chubb, 100 Leadenhall Street, 

EC3A 3BP, London 

Personal data is any information that relates to an identified or identifiable living natural person. An identifiable natural person is an individual who can be identified, directly or indirectly, by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or to one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that individual. Personal data includes, for example, your contact details and your date of birth.

Chubb processes your personal data. In this context, “processing” means dealing with the data in any way, such as using, storing, disclosing or destroying it.

The types of personal data which we process will vary depending on your role, your location and any terms and conditions of employment or engagement relevant to you. Typically the types of personal data will include, for example, your personal and basic work details and details of your remuneration and benefits.

The types of personal data which we process will include, but may not be limited to, the following:

• Your personal details - such as date of birth, gender, contact details, emergency contact/next of kin details, immigration and eligibility to work data and languages spoken;
• Basic work details - for example your work contact details (corporate email address and telephone numbers), employee number, photograph, job title, job description, assigned business unit or group, reporting lines, primary work location, working hours and your terms and conditions of employment;
• Professional qualification and regulatory Data - where applicable, including certifications and unique regulatory identifiers;
• Recruitment/Selection Data - for example, any personal data contained in your CV, application form, record of interview or interview notes, records of assessments and vetting and verification documentation;
• Criminal Records Data - if permitted under local law in relation to recruitment for specific roles;
• Leave Data - for example, your holiday and family-related leave records;
• Remuneration and Benefits Data - for example, details of your pay and benefits package, bank account details, grade, social security number, tax information and third party benefit recipient information;
• Incapacity Data - for example, any personal data contained in your absence records, medical forms, reports or certificates and records relating to accommodations or adjustments;
• Disciplinary and Grievance Data - for example, any personal data contained in records of allegations, investigations and meeting records and outcomes;
• Performance Management Data - for example, colleague and manager feedback, appraisals, outputs from talent programmes and formal and informal performance management processes;
• Training and Development Data - data relating to training and development needs or training received;
• Monitoring Data - if permitted under local law, identifiable images contained in CCTV footage, system and building login and access records, keystroke, download and print records, call recordings, data caught by IT security programmes and filters;
• Equality and Diversity Data - if permitted under local law, data regarding gender, age, race, nationality, religious belief and sexuality (stored anonymously for equal opportunities monitoring purposes);
• Health and Safety Data - personal data in audits, risk assessments and incident reports;
• Employee Claims, Complaints and Disclosures Data - personal data in the subject matter of employment based litigation and complaints, employee involvement in incident reporting and disclosures;
• Termination Data - for example, dates and reason for leaving, termination arrangements and payments, exit interviews and references;
• Any other personal data which you choose to disclose to Chubb personnel during the course of your employment, whether verbally or in written form (for example, on work emails). 

To the extent permitted by applicable laws, Chubb may also collect and process a limited amount of personal data falling into special categories. Within this category, Chubb collects and records information relating to health (including physical or mental condition), religious or philosophical belief, disability data and criminal convictions and offences as permitted by applicable laws.

Primarily the personal data we process about you will have been provided by you, either during your application for employment or engagement, the onboarding process or on an ad hoc basis during the course of your employment or engagement. This will especially include your personal and basic work details as well as equality and diversity data.

During the recruitment process, we may request references from third parties, but only if you're informed consent to this prior to contacting the third party.

We also receive information that may include your personal data from your line manager (for example, in respect of performance reviews) or, from time to time, from other managers or colleagues (for instance, in the course of conducting an investigation). 

We may also receive personal data about you from other third parties, for example, clients, tax authorities, benefit providers, brokers, and regulatory bodies to the extent permitted by applicable laws.

In some circumstances, data may be collected indirectly from monitoring devices or by other means (for example, building and location access control and monitoring systems, telephone logs and recordings, and email and Internet access logs), if and to the extent permitted by applicable laws.  In these circumstances, the data may be collected by Chubb or a third party provider of the relevant service.  This type of data is generally not accessed on a routine basis but access is possible.  Access may occur, for instance, in situations where Chubb is investigating possible violations of Chubb policies such as those relating to travel and expense reimbursement, use of the Internet or employees conduct generally, or where the data are needed for compliance purposes. More frequent access to such data may occur incidental to an email surveillance program, if and to the extent permitted by applicable laws. Chubb will not use any such collected data for any purpose other than explicitly stated in this Notice.

Where we ask you to provide personal data to us on a mandatory basis, we will inform you of this at the time of collection and in the event that particular information is required by the contract or statute this will be indicated. Failure to provide any mandatory information will mean that we cannot carry out certain HR processes.  For example, if you do not provide us with your bank details, we will not be able to pay you.  In some cases, it may mean that we are unable to continue with your employment or engagement as Chubb will not have the personal data we believe to be necessary for the effective and efficient administration and management of our relationship with you.

Apart from personal data relating to yourself, you may also provide Chubb with personal data of other third parties, notably your referees, dependents and other family members or friends, for purposes of HR administration and management, including employment verification, the administration of benefits and to contact your next of kin in an emergency.  Before you provide such third party personal data to Chubb you must first inform these third parties of any such data which you intend to provide to Chubb and of the processing to be carried out by Chubb, as detailed in this Notice.

Please contact us if you have any questions regarding the source of your personal data or would like more detail than is set out in this Notice.

Your personal data is collected and processed for various business purposes, in accordance with applicable laws and any applicable collective bargaining agreements. Data may occasionally be used for purposes not obvious to you where the circumstances warrant such use (e.g. in investigation or disciplinary proceedings).

Applicable data protection laws require us to process your personal data on the basis of a specific lawful justification. In line with this, we generally process your personal data under one of the following bases:

(a)    you have given your consent for one or more specific purposes (GDPR, Article 6 1. (a));

(b)    the processing is necessary for the legitimate interests pursued by Chubb (being those purposes described in the section below), except where such interests are overridden by your interests or fundamental rights and freedoms which require protection of personal data (GDPR, Article 6.1(f));

(d)    the processing is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation to which Chubb is subject (GDPR Article 6.1(c));

(d)    the processing is necessary for the performance of a contract to which you are a party or in order to take steps at your request prior to entering into such a contract (GDPR Article 6.1(b)); or

We may on occasion process your personal data for the purpose of the legitimate interests pursued by a third party (GDPR Article 6.1(f)), except where such interests are overridden by your interests or fundamental rights and freedoms which require protection of personal data. Where this is the case, this is set out in this Notice or will be communicated to you prior to such processing taking place as appropriate.

We process your personal data for recruitment decisions, the performance of the employment contract and the termination of the employment relationship. These purposes each relate to a lawful basis for processing, as required under applicable law.  These purposes include:

Please note that this not an exhaustive list and we may process your personal data for other purposes that are consistent with the legal basis on which we process your personal data.  Further, additional information regarding specific processing of personal data may be notified to you locally or as set out in applicable policies. 

In addition, where we process special categories of personal data, this will always be justified on the basis of an additional lawful condition.

The processing of special categories of personal data (for example, data relating to health, sexual life, sexual orientation, racial or ethnic origin, trade union membership, political opinions or religious or philosophical beliefs) will be justified by one of the following special conditions:

• the processing is necessary for the purposes of carrying out obligations under employment law, social security law and for social protection, if there is no reason to believe that your legitimate interests for excluding the processing of your personal data prevails (Article 9 2. (b) GDPR) (for example, complying with health and safety rules, statutory sick pay, making reasonable adjustments for someone with a disability or ensuring any dismissal is fair);
• the processing is voluntary and is carried out subject to your explicit consent for one or more specific purposes (Article 9 2. (a) GDPR) (for example if you wish to participate in an additional support programme or benefit related to incapacity or health promotion). If we are relying on consent we will be clear about this and will not rely on consent if there is another relevant lawful condition;
• the processing is necessary for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims (Article 9 2. (f) GDPR) (whether a claim is made by you or a third party); 
• the processing is necessary for an assessment of your working capacity carried out by a health professional (Article 9 2. (h) GDPR) (for example, an occupational health report); 
• the processing is necessary for reasons of substantial public interests authorised by local law (Article 9 2. (g) GDPR) (for example, preventing or detecting unlawful acts or equal opportunities monitoring where permitted by local law); or
• in exceptional circumstances, the processing is necessary to protect your vital interests and you are incapable of giving consent (Article 9 2. (c) GDPR) (for example in a medical emergency). 
  
  

This may include the following, although this is not an exhaustive list

We may seek your consent to certain processing which is not otherwise justified under one of the above bases. If consent is required for the processing in question, it will be sought from you separately to ensure that it is freely given, informed and explicit.  Information regarding such processing will be provided to you at the time that consent is requested, along with the impact of not providing any such consent.  You should be aware that it is not a condition or requirement of your employment or engagement to agree to any request for consent from Chubb. 

Where permitted by applicable laws, we seek criminal record disclosure as part of our ongoing regulatory requirements and background checking process.  Accordingly, in such cases, we will process information regarding criminal convictions and offences.  We will also process such data should any criminal activity take place in connection with the workplace. 

We process this personal data on the basis of our legitimate interests in ensuring that we employ only appropriate staff members and that we can ensure the security and protection of our business and assets.  In addition, we process this personal data under the specific bases set out in applicable laws.  

We process this personal data to the extent required for the prevention and detection of unlawful acts, and to the extent necessary for the purposes of complying with, or assisting other persons to comply with, a regulatory requirement which involves a person taking steps to establish whether another person has committed an unlawful act, or been involved in dishonesty, malpractice or other seriously improper conduct.

We only retain employee personal data for as long as is required to satisfy the purpose for which it was collected by us or provided by you. We therefore will retain your personal data as a minimum for the duration of your employment with us.

In certain cases, legal or regulatory obligations (for example in the case of tax related matters) require us to retain specific records for a set period of time, including following the end of your employment. In the case of tax related matters we are for example obliged to keep data concerning your remuneration for six or in some cases even for ten years.

For more information about Chubb's data retention practices, including in respect of employee records and applicants’ records, please refer to the Chubb Records Management Policy

(https://village.chubb.com/docs/DOC-434025). 

Internally your direct and indirect line managers, HR professionals supporting your work area and in some cases certain colleagues will have access to some of your personal data where relevant to their role. 

We routinely share your personal data with other members of the Chubb group where required in order to, for example, run global processes, carry out group wide reporting, or assist with workforce planning. 

Certain basic personal data, such as your name, location, job title, contact information and any published skills and experience profile may also be accessible to other staff.  

We may also be required to disclose your personal data to third parties. This will include suppliers which help us provide HR services, tax or other authorities, a regulator or a professional adviser.

Examples of third parties with whom your data may be shared include tax authorities, medical/occupational health professionals, regulatory authorities, law enforcement and regulatory bodies, Chubb's insurers, bankers, IT administrators, lawyers, accountants, data centre providers, doctors or other healthcare providers, auditors, notaries, investors, lenders, training providers, landlords, office access providers, social media and marketing suppliers, consultants and other professional advisors, payroll/tax providers, and administrators of Chubb's benefits programs.  Your personal data is also accessed by third parties whom we work together with in connection with IT services, such as hosting, supporting and maintaining the framework of our information systems.

Chubb expects such third parties to process any data disclosed to them in accordance with applicable law, including with respect to data confidentiality and security.  Where these third parties act as a "data processor" (for example, a payroll provider), they carry out their tasks on our behalf and upon our instructions for the above mentioned purposes.  In this case your personal data will only be disclosed to these parties to the extent necessary to provide the required services.

We may also share limited information with clients where you are part of a client team or proposed team in a tender process.

We use a number of third party suppliers to help us provide HR services. These third parties may have access to or merely host your personal data, but will always do so under our instruction and subject to a contractual relationship.

Some third parties to whom we may provide personal data, for instance private health insurance or occupational health providers or professional advisers or regulators, are data controllers in their own right, and you should refer to their own privacy notices and policies in respect of how they use your personal data. 

We may also be required to disclose your personal data to third parties in response to orders or requests from a court, regulators, government agencies, parties to a legal proceeding or public authorities, or to comply with regulatory requirements or as part of a dialogue with a regulator.

Your personal data may also be disclosed to advisors, potential transaction partners or interested third parties in connection with the consideration, negotiation or completion of a corporate transaction or restructuring of the business or assets of any part of the Chubb group. 

Please contact us if you have any questions regarding recipients of your personal data or would like more detail than is set out in this Notice.

The global nature of our business means that your personal data may be disclosed to members of the Chubb group outside of the EEA, particularly in the USA and Mauritius. Certain suppliers and service providers may also have personnel or systems located outside of the EEA. As a result, your personal data may be transferred to countries outside of the country in which you work to countries whose data protection laws may be less stringent than yours.

In this context, your personal data may be transferred outside the European Economic Area (EEA) for the purposes set forth in this Notice, to countries that may not offer a level of protection of personal data equivalent to that offered within the EEA. 

The Chubb group has an intra-group data transfer agreement in place which regulates cross-border transfers of your personal data within the group. Where third parties transfer your personal data outside of the EEA, we will take steps to ensure that your personal data receives an adequate level of protection, including by, for example, entering into data transfer agreements or by ensuring that third parties are certified under appropriate data protection schemes. 

You have a right to request a copy of any data transfer agreement under which your personal data is transferred, or to otherwise have access to the safeguards used by contacting us. Any data transfer agreement made available to you may be redacted for reasons of commercial sensitivity.

Right to access, correct and delete your personal data

Chubb aims to ensure that all personal data we store are correct.  You also have a responsibility to ensure that changes in personal circumstances (for example, change of address and bank accounts) are notified to Chubb so that we can ensure that your data is up-to-date.

You have the right to request access to any of your personal data that Chubb may hold, and ask us to:

• Confirm whether we are processing your personal data;
• Give you a copy of that data;
• Provide you with other information about your personal data such as what data we have, what we use it for, who we disclose it to, whether we transfer it abroad and how we protect it, how long we keep it for, what rights you have, how you can make a complaint, where we got your data from and whether we have carried out any automated decision making or profiling.

You have the right to request us to rectify any inaccurate personal data relating to you.

You furthermore have the right to request erasure of any irrelevant personal data we hold about you, but only where:

• It is no longer needed for the purposes for which it was collected or otherwise processed; or  
• You have withdrawn your consent (where the data processing was based on consent) and there is no other legal ground for the processing; or  
• Following a successful right to object; or  
• It has been processed unlawfully; or  
• To comply with a legal obligation to which we are subject.  

We are not required to comply with your request to erase your personal data if the processing of your personal data is necessary:

• For compliance with a legal obligation; or  
• For the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims.

There are other certain circumstances in which we are not required to comply with your erasure request, although these two are the most likely circumstances in which we would deny that request.  

Additional rights

You also have the following additional rights:

Data portability - where we are relying upon your consent or the fact that the processing is necessary for the performance of a contract to which you are party as the legal basis for processing, and that personal data is processed by automatic means, you have the right to receive all such personal data which you have provided to Chubb in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format, and also to require us to transmit it to another controller where this is technically feasible.

Right to restriction of processing - you have the right to restrict our processing of your personal data where:

• you contest the accuracy of the personal data until we have taken sufficient steps to correct or verify its accuracy;
• where the processing is unlawful but you do not want us to erase the data;
• where we no longer need the personal data for the purposes of the processing, but you require them for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims; or
• where you have objected to processing justified on legitimate interest grounds (see below) pending verification as to whether Chubb has compelling legitimate grounds to continue processing.

Where personal data is subjected to restriction in this way we will only process it with your consent or for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims.

Right to withdraw consent - where you have provided us with your consent to process data, you have the right to withdraw such consent at any time, without affecting the lawfulness of processing based on consent before its withdrawal.  You can do this in some cases deleting the relevant data from the relevant HR system (although note that in this case it may remain in back-ups and linked systems until it is deleted in accordance with our data retention policy).

You also have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority, in particular in your country of residence, if you consider that the processing of your personal data infringes applicable law.  In the UK, this is the Information Commissioner’s Office. The email address is casework@ico.org.uk.

If you wish to investigate the exercising of any of these rights, please contact your Data Protection Officer. 

Chubb has a Data Protection Officer who is responsible for Chubb’s European region’s compliance with data protection law.

You may contact Chubb's Data Protection Officer or their office securely and confidentially at any time if you have general concerns about the processing of your personal data, or any data protection issue. The DPO's email address is dataprotectionoffice.europe@chubb.com.

We may undertake certain processing of personal data which are subject to additional Privacy Notices and we shall bring these to your attention where they engage.

Chubb may change or update this Privacy Notice at any time.

Should we change our approach to data protection, you will be informed of these changes or made aware that we have updated this Notice so that you know which information we process and how we use this information.  This Notice was last updated and reviewed in October 2019.