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Privacy policy

Privacy policy for Working in Romania, a platform for promoting non-EU candidate profiles for possible Romania jobs.

Privacy policy explains how Working in Romania presents public information while private profile data stays protected.

Public website data

The public website can show limited information about services, routes, skills, origin-country pages, and safe public CV details. It should not expose private documents or unrestricted contact data.

Account workflow data

Detailed CV data, documents, payments, approvals, and representation requests belong in the secure account area. Access depends on role, authentication, and consent rules.

Contact and support

Privacy questions should be sent through the contact route or the account support workflow. Sensitive documents should not be sent through public pages.

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Safe Romania CV visibility

Working in Romania treats privacy policy as a practical preparation step for a real Romania recruitment process. Foreign workers should keep their CV profile accurate, current, and easy to review, while foreign placement agencies should keep candidate records clean, consent-aware, and ready for account-based follow-up.

For Romanian employers and approved partner agencies, a clear profile reduces the first screening effort. For foreign workers, early preparation improves the chance of being discovered when a relevant role, agency request, or document preparation process appears. The platform supports visibility and structured data; it does not turn private files into public content.

Many visitors start with a broad work in Europe search. This website keeps the next step concrete: prepare a Romania-ready CV, show realistic skills and experience, keep documents organized inside the account, and continue through secure platform actions when someone wants to interact with the candidate profile.

Every important action should protect candidate consent and data quality. Names, identity documents, payment information, contact details, and detailed CV records belong in the authenticated account area, not in open public pages. Public SEO content should help the right people understand the route and move to the correct account action.

For best results, each worker or agency should treat the public page as the starting point, then use the account tools to complete details, correct mistakes, and keep Romania profile information ready for review.