Cookie Policy

Where cookies result in the collection of personal data, that processing is further governed by our Privacy Policy. This Cookie Policy and the website Privacy Policy do not apply to personal data processed within other relationships you may have with Werklist — business partner, employee, candidate, contractor — for which a separate privacy policy applies.

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They let the site recognise your device, remember settings and preferences, enhance performance, and improve relevance of the content shown. Cookies set by us or our partners can track your activity on the website to deliver a personalised experience — e.g. remembering language preferences or saved items on return. Cookies cannot access other data on your device, transmit viruses, or install malware.

For a complete overview of every cookie used, see the cookie list available on the website.

By default, only strictly necessary cookies are active on your first visit. Performance, functional, and targeting cookies are disabled by default. You may activate them at any time:

• On first visit — through the cookie banner (Accept All or custom settings)
• At any later time — through the Cookie Preference Centre

We use cookies to track behaviour on the website and obtain aggregated statistics — visit count, where each visitor came from, where each visitor goes after leaving — to monitor performance, improve experience, and measure campaign effectiveness.

• Open browser settings
• Go to the cookies or privacy section
• Choose to delete cookies — all, or for specific sites

After deletion, you will need to re-enter settings on sites you have visited.

You may encounter links to third-party sites and content. The website may also offer sharing through Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X (Twitter). Third-party cookies that may be present include:

• Google Analytics — traffic analysis
• Google Tag Manager — tag management
• Facebook Pixel — ad effectiveness, only with consent

Third-party content is embedded to surface relevant information; this may result in those providers storing additional cookies on your device that we do not control. If you have previously visited a third-party site, you may also see its cookies in your browser; our site cannot block those.

We recommend reviewing third-party policies:

• Google · policies.google.com/privacy
• Facebook · facebook.com/policy/cookies

The cookies listed in this Policy may not be exhaustive of those you encounter when accessing third-party sites through our site.

• Analytics — we cannot track usage and improving experience becomes harder
• Functional — settings and preferences are not remembered between visits
• Marketing — ads on other sites will not be tailored

Strictly necessary cookies cannot be disabled — they are required for basic function.

• Be informed about the cookies we use
• Give or withdraw consent for non-essential cookies
• Request access to data collected through cookies
• Request deletion of data collected through cookies
• Lodge a complaint with the competent supervisory authority — Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection

We may amend this Policy from time to time. Material changes will be communicated through notices on the website or other channels. Following any amendment, you may be asked to provide consent again.