“If your DPF complaint cannot be resolved through the above channels, under certain conditions, you may invoke binding arbitration for some residual claims not resolved by other redress mechanisms.”
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Binding arbitration forecloses court litigation for covered residual claims, and its availability is limited to conditions and claim types not defined in this excerpt.
Interpretive note: The excerpt does not define what 'certain conditions' or 'some residual claims' means; the scope of binding arbitration availability cannot be determined from this excerpt alone.
The updated policy expands the categories of personal data Indeed processes and shares. Indeed now explicitly authorizes processing data for fraud, abuse, platform-security threats, and risks to users or the public, and states it may share this information with law enforcement, regulators, and government authorities where lawful and appropriate, including on a voluntary basis without a legal requirement. Additionally, device information is now included in data transfers to employers' third-party platforms such as applicant tracking systems. These changes broaden the scope of data sharing beyond what the previous policy stated.
View change record →The updated policy now explicitly discloses that Indeed collects phone numbers as part of device information, a personal data category that was not previously itemized in the device information section. The policy also expands the stated legitimate interest basis for data processing to include 'improving our Sites and services' beyond the prior focus on safety and security. Under the revised terms, Indeed reserves the right to use collected phone numbers and other device data for these expanded purposes. You can review Indeed's full privacy policy and contact privacy-dept@indeed.com or call 800-616-6535 to request information about your data or exercise privacy rights.
View change record →If your DPF complaint remains unresolved through other channels, you may have access to binding arbitration, but only under certain conditions and only for some residual claims.
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"If your DPF complaint cannot be resolved through the above channels, under certain conditions, you may invoke binding arbitration for some residual claims not resolved by other redress mechanisms.Excerpt from Indeed's Privacy Policy
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Binding arbitration forecloses court litigation for covered residual claims, and its availability is limited to conditions and claim types not defined in this excerpt.
If your DPF complaint remains unresolved through other channels, you may have access to binding arbitration, but only under certain conditions and only for some residual claims.
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