1. Applicant records are considered confidential and are only disclosed to those authorized persons in accordance with Chicago Tube and Iron’s policies and federal and state law. Notwithstanding the above, Chicago Tube and Iron may sometimes be required to disclose your information to external third parties such as to judicial or regulatory bodies and/or law enforcement agencies for the purpose of complying with applicable laws and regulations, in response to legal process, or to detect, prevent or otherwise address fraud, security or technical issues, or to protect against harm to the rights, property or safety of Chicago Tube and Iron, our users, applicants, candidates, employees or the public or as otherwise required by law.
  2. Chicago Tube and Iron retains applicant information, including electronic information, for such time periods as required under federal and state law whether or not you are offered an interview. Upon expiration of such time periods, Chicago Tube and Iron shall destroy such applicant information in accordance with such laws. Most paper-based documents relating to applicants for employment with Chicago Tube and Iron are kept in secure files in Chicago Tube and Iron’s Corporate HR Department, or may be maintained electronically. For more information about safeguarding electronic and paper applicant information and records, please see Chicago Tube and Irons Privacy Policy.
  3. Chicago Tube and Iron may use external third party service providers acting on Chicago Tube and Iron’s behalf to process and store applicant information. In providing your applicant information, you are consenting to such use by Chicago Tube and Iron of external service providers to process and store your applicant information. These service providers may be located outside the state or country in which you live or the state or country where the position you have applied for is located.