TERMS & CONDITIONS

TERMS & CONDITIONS OF THE WEBSITE

THE WEBSITE (https://www.e-workingcap.com/) 

In accordance with the provisions of Articles 6-III and 19 of Law No. 2004-575 of 21 June 2004 on Confidence in the Digital Economy, generally referred to as L.C.E.N. (the “L.C.E.N. Law”), this legal notice is brought to the attention of users of and visitors to the website accessible at the address https://www.e-workingcap.com/ (the “Website”).

Access to and use of the Website are subject to this legal notice (altogether with the privacy policy embedded herein, the “Terms & Conditions”), as well as to applicable laws and regulations.

The connection to, use of and access to this Website imply the full and unreserved acceptance by the relevant user of all the provisions of these Terms & Conditions.

ARTICLE 1 – LEGAL INFORMATION

Pursuant to Article 6 of Lathe L.C.E.N. Law, the identity of the relevant counterparties in the context of the implementation and monitoring of the Website are as follows:

•	Publisher

The Website is published by Echotraffic Holding SàrL, having its registered office at 51, boulevard de la Grande Duchesse Charlotte, L-1331 Luxembourg, Luxembourg, and registered with the Registry of Commerce and Companies of Luxembourg with the number B177642 (the “Publisher”).

Email address: cedric@e-workingcap.com

•	Director of Publication

The director of publication is Cédric Teissier (the “Director of Publication").

•	Hosting Provider

The Website is hosted by Strikingly.com, having its registered office at 1355 Market Street Suite 488 San Francisco, CA 94103 États-Unis (the “Hosting Provider”).

Email address: info@strikingly.com

•	Users

Are considered as users all Internet users who browse, read, view and use the Website (the "Users").

ARTICLE 2 – ACCESSIBILITY

The Website is in principle accessible to users 24/7, except during interruption, scheduled or not, for maintenance purposes or in case of force majeure as generally acknowledged by French courts.

None of the Publisher, the Director of Publication or the Hosting Provider can be held responsible for any damage, whatever its nature, resulting from the unavailability of the Website.

ARTICLE 3 – DATA COLLECTION AND PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA

Pursuant to the Law of 6 January 1978, as amended, pertaining to data processing, files and freedoms (the “Data Protection Act”), the Website has been the subject of a declaration to the Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés.

In particular, the User is informed that pursuant to Article 32 of the Data Protection Act, the Publisher, as data controller, implements the processing of personal data with the following main purposes:

•	the management of access to and operation of the Website;
•	analysis, reporting and statistics;
•	commercial outreach.

The User certifies that he or she is also in compliance with the Data Protection Act; none of the Publisher, the Director of Publication or the Hosting Provider can be held liable in this regard.

Data collected by the Website is intended for the authorized services of the Publisher, its respective subcontracting providers and partners, or more generally third-party companies offering solutions that may be of interest to the User.

In addition, some of the data collected may be communicated to commercial and contractual partners for the purposes of investigation, analysis and commercial outreach.

In accordance with the provisions of the Data Protection Act, the User whose personal data has been collected has a right of access, interrogation, and rectification which allows him or her, if necessary, to have rectified, completed, updated, locked or erased personal data concerning him or her when they are inaccurate, incomplete, equivocal, expired or the collection, use, disclosure or retention of which is prohibited.

The User has a right to object to the processing of data for legitimate reasons as well as a right to object to such data being used for commercial outreach purposes. Such objection shall be at no cost for the User.

The User can exercise his or her rights by e-mail or by registered mail with acknowledgment of receipt, accompanied by a copy of a signed identity document, by contacting the Publisher at the contact details mentioned in these Terms & Conditions.

The User of the Website is required to comply with the Data Protection Act, the violation of which is punishable by criminal penalties. In particular, he or she must refrain, with regard to the personal information to which he or she accesses or could access, from any collection, any misuse, or generally any act likely to infringe the privacy or reputation of individuals.

ARTICLE 4 – CONTACT

For any report of illegal content or activities, the User may contact the Publisher by email or by registered mail with acknowledgment of receipt addressed to the Publisher at the contact details mentioned in these Terms & Conditions.