Excerpt from the Personal Data Protection Policy of Kurkowa Apartments Dorota Kawecka
Data administrator, Kurkowa Apartments Dorota Kawecka St. Kurkowa 2a, 70-535 in Szczecin, ensures that in obtaining your personal data, it makes the highest technical, organizational and legal efforts to ensure their protection.
Your data may be processed for purposes related to the organization of work, including recruitment and business activity by the Administrator, including the provision of services offered in the accommodation industry, short-term accommodation, catering and catering services, property management, rental, lease, exchange, purchase or sale as well as the provision of other services related to the real estate market or the performance of construction and finishing works.
The legal basis for data processing, in accordance with art. 13 section 1 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46 / EC (general regulation on data protection) are:
Your personal data may be disclosed to other recipients only in compliance with applicable law, in particular those regulating the protection of data of natural persons. The main categories of data recipients are entities supporting the Administrator's activities in the organization of activities and the implementation of the services offered. Data may also be transferred to institutions as part of legal proceedings conducted by authorized bodies and offices. In other cases, the data may be entrusted for processing only to entities related to the Administrator with a legally binding instrument that guarantees the security of this data.
Personal data is stored only for the period necessary to achieve the purpose for which they were obtained, the period covered by the consent granted or the period resulting from legal provisions, including the period of limitation of possible claims, storage of accounting and employee documents or the archiving period.
Every data subject has the right, where appropriate:
The obligation to provide data may only result from a provision of generally applicable law. Unless the Administrator relies on the statutory requirement to provide data to the Administrator, it is generally voluntary and contractual, however, failure to provide appropriate data may result in the inability or refusal to achieve the goal or improper or otherwise implementation of the purpose for which they are obtained, e.g.; the inability to conclude the contract due to the lack of relevant customer data or the refusal to conclude the contract due to the lack of data necessary for its proper performance.
The data is not profiled by the Administrator or otherwise automated decision-making.
As a rule, data is not transferred outside the European Economic Area
In order to ensure the safety of employees and clients, keep secret information, the disclosure of which could expose the Administrator or employees to damage, protect property and control the services provided, the Administrator uses monitoring in marked facilities, rooms and areas. The monitoring recordings that may constitute evidence in the proceedings conducted pursuant to the provisions of law are stored until the final conclusion of the proceedings, in other cases the Administrator stores the monitoring recordings for a period not exceeding 3 months from the date of recording.
The authority competent for complaints regarding the protection of personal data in Poland is the President of the Office for Personal Data Protection, address: St. Stawki 2, 00-193 Warsaw, www.uiodo.gov.pl