Workday collects personal information from individuals who interact with its website, products, and marketing activities and states it is committed to being transparent about those practices. The full scope of data collected is described in the complete statement.
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Understanding what categories of personal information Workday collects directly from website visitors and prospective customers is important for individuals who have provided contact details, attended webinars, or downloaded Workday content.
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Personal information such as contact details, behavioral data from website visits, and event registration information may be collected and used for marketing and product purposes. The full categories and retention periods are detailed in the complete statement, which was not fully visible in the provided document.
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"That is why we are committed to transparency about how we collect, use, and share that information.Excerpt from Workday's Privacy Statement
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Data collection practices must comply with GDPR Articles 5, 6, and 13 for EU/UK individuals, requiring lawful basis disclosure, purpose limitation, and data minimization.
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Understanding what categories of personal information Workday collects directly from website visitors and prospective customers is important for individuals who have provided contact details, attended webinars, or downloaded Workday content.
Personal information such as contact details, behavioral data from website visits, and event registration information may be collected and used for marketing and product purposes. The full categories and retention periods are detailed in the complete statement, which was not fully visible in the provided document.
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