Why we need to hold and share your data
Newcastle City Council, which runs the Jobs @ Skills Hub Service needs your consent to hold and share
relevant personal information about you. This is so we can make referrals to other parts of the City
Council and our partners to enable them to provide help and services that may be available to you,
and/or to pass your details to potential employers.
Due to Partner funding arrangements, we need to collect this data to satisfy the criteria of accessing
the funds. If we do not hold this consent from our customers, we may not be able to offer all of the
services available.
What information do we need and why
The information we want to hold and share is: |
Why we need it: |
Your name and date of birth. |
To identify you and create a unique customer record |
Previous job roles and work experience |
To understand your experience and track record, to enable an employer to assess your
suitability for roles |
Training or any other vocational courses undertaken – type of course, provider and
qualifications achieved. |
To understand the skills and qualifications that you have to offer an employer |
Any barriers preventing you from entering into work. |
To enable us and our partners to provide appropriate support |
Specific job goals – Agreed action plans and referrals to job vacancies. |
To identify relevant job and training opportunities |
Details of job outcomes – employer, nature of work and start date. |
To understand whether our support has been effective or not, and whether we need to offer you further support |
Personal contact information (telephone number, address, email address etc) |
So we can contact you |
Who we may share your information with and why
We may pass information that you provide to:
- Other services within Newcastle City Council, including Connexions, Supported Employment and
Newcastle City Learning
- Potential employers
- Skills Hubs partners. This currently includes: Newcastle Futures, the National Careers Service,
JET, Reviving the Heart of the West End, Moving On Tyne & Wear, the Millin Centre, PNE Enterprise,
Newcastle UXL, Your Homes Newcastle and the Princes Trust. More information about these partners
can be found at www.skillshubnewcastle.co.uk/our-partners/.
We may add additional partners in
future, where they offer additional services of value to job seekers, and may share your
information with those partners under an extension of our data sharing agreement.
- Organisations appointed by us to evaluate the effectiveness of the Jobs @ Skills Hub service
This information will only be used or shared for the following purposes:
- To enable an employer to consider your suitability for a vacancy
- To help our Partners provide you with relevant advice and support in relation to getting back to
work.
- To help our Partners to encourage you to access the support and advice they provide, or that is
available to you.
- To help the Skills Hub adviser to support you by discussing your needs
- To enable us to engage with your employer or prospective employers or third parties who may provide
employment or offer services that support employment opportunities
- For evaluation and research purposes to measure whether this initiative is successful or not
Your personal data will not be used or shared for any commercial or marketing
purposes.
If you sign up with a programme provided by one of the Skills Hub partners, you may
be required to provide further details and evidence and will be subject to their specific data handling
and processing arrangements. This will be explained to you by that partner at sign up.
How we will hold your data
The information will be stored securely by the Skills Hub (Newcastle City Council)
and will only be used for the specific purposes as detailed below. Personal details will be held on a
secure central Hanlon database run by and overseen by Newcastle City Council and with your permission,
can be shared with other Hanlon users (only organisations registered as Hanlon users). This information
may be held both as records within the Hanlon system, and as copies of documents such as CVs or
application forms stored within that system.
Newcastle City Council’s Privacy Notice can be found at
https://www.newcastle.gov.uk/your-council-and-democracy/open-data-and-access-to-information/privacy-policy