Information requirements
Information requirements ACC. ART. 13 GDPR / Status 03.08.2022
Hereby we want to comprehensively inform you about the processing of your data in our company and the data protection claims and rights to which you are entitled under the meaning of Art. 13 of the European General Data Protection Regulation (EU GDPR).
1. Who is responsible for data processing and who can you contact?
Responsible is
AeroLogic GmbH
Josef-von-Copertino-Straße 2
04435 Schkeuditz
+49 (34204) 443-0
centraldesk@aerologic.aero
The company data protection officer is
Christian Volkmer
Projekt 29 GmbH & Co. KG
Ostengasse 14
93047 Regensburg
E-Mail: anfragen@projekt29.de
Tel.: 0941-2986930
2. Which data is processed and from what sources does this data come from?
We process the data that we have received from you as part of contract initiation or settlement, as part of consents or as part of your application with us, or as part of your workforce.
Personal data includes:
Customer data includes basic / contact details e.g. first and last name, address, contact details (e-mail address, telephone number, fax), bank details.
Applicant and employee data include e.g. first name and surname, address, contact details (e-mail address, telephone number, fax), date of birth, data from CV and employment certificates, bank data, religious affiliation, image acquisition.
Detailed information on the data we process from applicants can be found HERE and the information requirements for applicant interviews via video conference HERE.
Business partner data include e.g. the name of their legal representative, company name, trade and companies register number, VAT number, company number, address, contact person's contact details (e-mail address, telephone number, fax), bank details.
Data of Visitors to our company includes name and first name.
Journalist data include first and last name, e-mail address, fax number.
In addition, we also process the following other personal data:
Information on the type and content of contract data, order data, sales and receipt data, customer and supplier history and advice documents,
advertising and sales data,
information from your electronic traffic with us (e.g. IP address, log-in data),
other data that we have received from you as part of our business relationship (e.g. in customer meetings),
Data that we generate ourselves from master/contact data and other data, such as customer needs and customer potential analyses,
Photographs taken during events.
3. For what purposes and on what legal basis is the data processed?
We process your data in accordance with the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Federal Data Protection Act [Bundesdatenschutzgesetz] 2018, as amended:
for fulfilment of (pre)contractual duties (Art 6 Sec. 1 pt.b GDPR):
The processing of your data takes place for contract settlement in our business premises as well as for the contract handling of your workforce in our company.for fulfilment of legal obligations (Art. 6 (1) (c) GDPR):
The processing of your data is necessary for the fulfilment of different legal obligations e.g. from the Commercial Code [Handelsgesetzbuch] or the General Tax Code [Abgabenordnung].for protection of legitimate interests (Art. 6 (1) (f) of the GDPR):
Due to a balancing of interests, data processing beyond the actual fulfilment of the contract may take place in order to safeguard the legitimate interests of us or third parties. Data processing for the safeguarding of legitimate interests takes place, for example, in the following cases:
measures for the business control and further development of services and products;
running a group-wide customer database to improve customer service
as part of legal action
sending non-promotional information and press releases.
as part of your consent (Art. 6 (1) (a) GDPR):
If you have given us consent to the processing of your data, e.g. for the sending of our newsletter, publication of photos, etc.
4. Who receives my data?
If we use a service provider for order processing, we will still be responsible for protecting your data. All processors are contractually obligated to handle your data confidentially and to process it only as part of the provision of services. The processors commissioned by us will receive your data if they need the data to fulfil their respective service. These are, for example, IT service providers that we need for the operation and security of our IT system as well as advertising and address publishers for our own advertising campaigns.Your data will be processed in our internal database. The internal database helps to increase the data quality of existing data (doublet clean-up, warped / deceased tags, address correction), and allows enrichment with data from public sources. These data are provided to the Group companies if necessary for the execution of the contract. The storage of customer data is company-related and separate, whereby our parent company acts as a service provider for the individual participating companies.In the event of a legal obligation and as part of legal action, authorities and courts as well as external auditors may be the recipients of your data.In addition, insurance, banks, credit bureaus, and service providers may be recipients of your information for the purpose of contract initiation and fulfilment.
5. How long will my data be stored?
We process your data until the termination of the business relationship or until expiry of the applicable statutory retention periods (for example, from the Commercial Code [Handelsgesetzbuch], the General Tax Code [Abgabenordnung], or the Working Hours Act [Arbeitszeitgesetz]); in addition, until the termination of any legal disputes in which the data is required as proof.
6. Is personal data transmitted to a third country?
In principle, we do not transmit any data to a third country. Transmission in individual cases will only take place on the basis of an adequacy decision of the European Commission, standard contractual clauses, appropriate guarantees or your express consent.
7. Which data protection rights do I have?
You have the right to information, rectification, deletion or restriction of the processing of your stored data, a right of objection to the processing as well as a right to data portability and to a complaint in accordance with the requirements of data protection law.
Right to information:
You can ask us for information as to whether and to what extent we process your data.
Right to rectification:
If we process your data that is incomplete or incorrect, you may at any time ask for their rectification or completion.
Right to deletion:
You may request deletion of your data from us if we process it unlawfully or if the processing disproportionately interferes with your legitimate interests. Please note that there may be reasons for an immediate deletion, e.g. in the case of legally regulated storage requirements.Regardless of your right to deletion, we will immediately and completely delete your data, unless there is a legal or legal duty of retention in this regard.
Right to restriction of processing:
You may require us to restrict the processing of your data if
you deny the accuracy of the data for a period that allows us to verify the accuracy of the data.
the processing of the data is unlawful, but you reject a deletion and instead require a restriction of data usage,
we no longer need the data for the intended purpose, but you still need this data to assert or defend legal claims, or
you have objected to the processing of the data.
Right to data portability:
You may require us to provide you with the information you have provided to us in a structured, common and machine-readable format and that you can transfer that information to another person without our hindrance, provided that
we process these data based on a consent given or revocable by you or for the performance of a contract between us, and
this processing is done using automated procedures.
If technically feasible, you may require us to transfer your data directly to another person in charge.
Right of objection:
If we process your data for legitimate interest, you can object to this data processing at any time; this would also apply to a profiling based on these provisions. We will then no longer process your data unless we can demonstrate compelling legitimate grounds for processing that outweigh your interests, rights and freedoms, or the processing is for the purpose of enforcing, pursuing or defending legal claims. You can object to the processing of your data for the purpose of direct mail at any time without stating reasons.
Right of appeal:
If you believe that we violate German or European data protection laws when processing your data, we ask you to contact us to clarify questions. Of course, you also have the right to contact the supervisory authority responsible for you, the respective State Office for Data Protection Supervision.If you want to assert one of the mentioned rights against us, please contact our Data Protection Officer. If in doubt, we may request additional information to confirm your identity.
8. Am I committed to providing data?
The processing of your data is required to enter into or fulfil your contract with us. If you do not provide us with this data, we will generally have to refuse to enter into the contract or be unable to complete an existing contract and consequently terminate it. However, you are not obliged to give your consent to the processing of data that is not relevant or legally required for the fulfilment of the contract.
9. COVID-19 ("Corona")
In order to protect the health of our employees and to trace possible chains of infection with the novel COVID-19 virus ("Corona") as quickly as possible, we are obliged by current legislation to collect additional data from visitors such as name, telephone number, date of visit, time and duration of stay as well as data on the state of health of our employees in accordance with Art. 9 DSGVO.
According to article 6 paragraph 1 letter c of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in conjunction with Article 9 paragraph 1, paragraph 4 GDPR and § 26 paragraph 3 sentence 1, § 22 paragraph 1 number 1 letter b of the Federal Data Protection Act (BDSG), the employer may process the necessary data for the purpose of occupational health care.
The data remain internal and will only be transferred to the health authorities upon request in the event of actual illness. The legal basis for this is § 30, 31 of the German Infection Protection Act (IfSG), which regulate the quarantine order and the prohibition of occupational activity by the health authority, as well as the general clauses in § 16 paragraph 1 and paragraph 2 sentence 3 IfSG. The data collected will be deleted immediately after the end of the pandemic.
The recently added regulations on occupational infection protection in §28b of the Infection Protection Act, which apply for a limited period until 19 March 2022 inclusive, stipulate that employers and employees must carry a proof of vaccination or recovery or a current certificate of a negative corona test when entering the workplace. Employers must check whether employees comply with this obligation and document these controls.
Purpose: The regulation is intended to help break the acute fourth wave of COVID-19 infections as quickly as possible and to efficiently contain the general infection situation in Germany. To this end, possible chains of infection must also be effectively interrupted in the workplace. The legal basis for data processing is Article 6(1)(d) GDPR (processing of personal data to protect the vital interests of the data subject or another natural person). This includes the processing of personal data to monitor epidemics and their spread. Another legal basis for data processing is Art. 6 para. 1 lit.c GDPR in conjunction with §28b IfSG. These provisions require the employer to collect and process the 3-G status.
The data collected may only be passed on at the request of the competent health authorities to track possible routes of infection.
If the employer has checked the proof of recovery or the proof of vaccination once and documented this control, employees with valid proof of vaccination or recovery can then be exempted from the daily access controls. The status of vaccination or recovery is kept for a maximum period of 6 months and then destroyed. For unvaccinated or non-recovered, a daily check of their negative test status is a prerequisite for access to the workplace, the evidence will be destroyed at the latest with the next test.
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