Cookie Policy

Work​sec​tion​.com uses cer­tain mon­i­tor­ing and track­ing tech­nolo­gies, such as cook­ies, bea­cons, pix­els, tags, and scripts (col­lec­tive­ly, ​“Cook­ies”). These tech­nolo­gies are used in order to pro­vide, main­tain, and improve our web­site and ser­vice, to opti­mize our offer­ings and mar­ket­ing activ­i­ties, and to pro­vide our vis­i­tors, cus­tomers and users (“you”) with a bet­ter expe­ri­ence (for exam­ple, in order to bet­ter secure our Ser­vices, to iden­ti­fy tech­ni­cal issues, and to mon­i­tor and improve the over­all per­for­mance of our Services).

This page con­tains infor­ma­tion on what Cook­ies are, the types of Cook­ies are used on our ser­vice’s web­sites, how to switch Cook­ies off in your brows­er, and some use­ful links for fur­ther read­ing on the sub­ject. If you are unable to find the infor­ma­tion you were look­ing for, or you have any fur­ther ques­tions about the use of cook­ies on our Ser­vice’s web­site, please email info@​worksection.​com.

For more infor­ma­tion about our gen­er­al pri­va­cy prac­tices, please vis­it our Pri­va­cy Policy.

1. About Cookies

A cook­ie is a small text file that a web­site asks to place on your com­put­er, mobile phone, or oth­er device when you vis­it a web­site. A cook­ie can help the web­site provider to rec­og­nize your device, either for the dura­tion of your vis­it (using a ​“ses­sion cook­ie”) or for repeat vis­its (using a ​“per­sis­tent cook­ie”), pro­vide you with access to cer­tain func­tions on the web­site and/​or reg­is­ter your surf pat­terns. There are oth­er tech­nolo­gies such as pix­el tags, web bugs, web stor­age and oth­er sim­i­lar files and tech­nolo­gies that can do the same thing as cook­ies. The term ​“cook­ies” in this Pri­va­cy Pol­i­cy refers to cook­ies and all such sim­i­lar technologies.

There are two main kinds of cook­ies: ses­sion cook­ies and per­sis­tent cook­ies. Ses­sion cook­ies are delet­ed from your com­put­er when you close your brows­er, where­as per­sis­tent cook­ies remain stored on your com­put­er until delet­ed, or until they reach their expiry date.

For addi­tion­al infor­ma­tion on cook­ies, please vis­it www​.allabout​cook​ies​.org

2. Cook­ies on Our Website

Work­sec­tion uses the fol­low­ing cook­ies on this web­site, for the fol­low­ing purposes:

(a) Essen­tial oper­a­tional cook­ies: These cook­ies are nec­es­sary for Work­sec­tion to oper­ate the ser­vice you have request­ed. For exam­ple, they allow Work­sec­tion to rec­og­nize you and then pro­vide you with the ser­vice accord­ing­ly. These cook­ies are both per­sis­tent and ses­sion cookies.

(b) Ana­lyt­ics cook­ies: Work­sec­tion uses these cook­ies to ana­lyze how the ser­vice is accessed, used or is per­form­ing. Work­sec­tion uses this infor­ma­tion to main­tain, oper­ate and con­tin­u­al­ly improve our ser­vice and to tar­get our mar­ket­ing of our ser­vices. These cook­ies are both per­sis­tent and ses­sion cookies.

© Func­tion­al cook­ies: Work­sec­tion uses these cook­ies to oper­ate cer­tain func­tions of the ser­vice in line with the choic­es you make. These cook­ies mean that when you con­tin­ue to use or come back to the ser­vice, it is pro­vid­ed as you have pre­vi­ous­ly request­ed, e.g. remem­ber­ing your user­name and how you have cus­tomised the ser­vice. These cook­ies are both per­sis­tent and ses­sion cookies.

3. Google Cookies

Work­sec­tion uses Google Ana­lyt­ics to ana­lyze the use of this web­site. Google Ana­lyt­ics gen­er­ates sta­tis­ti­cal and oth­er infor­ma­tion about web­site use by means of cook­ies, which are stored on users’ com­put­ers. The infor­ma­tion gen­er­at­ed relat­ing to our web­site is used to cre­ate reports about the use of the web­site. Google will store and use this infor­ma­tion. Use the fol­low­ing link to review their pri­va­cy poli­cies and cook­ie opt-out procedures:

https://​poli​cies​.google​.com/

4. Email Communications

Work­sec­tion also uses cook­ies in our email com­mu­ni­ca­tions to per­son­al­ize the email and track whether the email has been opened or read and whether the recip­i­ent has used any web­site links con­tained in the email com­mu­ni­ca­tion. This allows us to mon­i­tor and improve our email com­mu­ni­ca­tions and website.

5. Online Track­ing and Refus­ing Cookies

Most web browsers allow you to man­age your cook­ie pref­er­ences and can be set to refuse cook­ies, or delete cer­tain cook­ies. You can usu­al­ly find these set­tings in the ​‘Options’ or ​‘Pref­er­ences’ menu of your brows­er. In order to under­stand these set­tings you can use the ​‘Help’ option in your brows­er for more details.

Please note that if you choose to block cook­ies, this may impair or pre­vent the func­tion­al­i­ty of the service.

If you don’t con­sent to our use of cook­ies you should either set your brows­er to refuse or delete cook­ies, or stop using our website.

If you have any ques­tions or com­ments about Work­sec­tion’s use of cook­ies, or if you would like to receive more spe­cif­ic infor­ma­tion on what cook­ies we and our part­ners use and for what pur­pose, please con­tact info@​worksection.​com.

6. ​“Do Not Track” Signals

Some web browsers may trans­mit ​“Do Not Track” sig­nals to web­sites with which the brows­er com­mu­ni­cates, telling the web­site not to fol­low its online move­ments. Because of dif­fer­ences in how web browsers inter­pret this fea­ture and send those sig­nals, and lack of stan­dard­iza­tion, it is not always clear whether vis­i­tors and users intend for these sig­nals to be trans­mit­ted or whether they are even aware of them. There­fore, as many oth­er rep­utable web­sites and online plat­forms, we cur­rent­ly do not respond to such ​“Do Not Track” signals.