Date: …/…./…. - Between BeVolunteer and ……………………………………[Full Name of Volunteer].
Summary: In short; neither of us will share any confidential information about each other, by any means, with anyone else.
What’s confidential information?
As a volunteer, you may have access to sensitive information, ranging from passwords, user data (addresses, names, private information,…), personal reports (spam, forum, abuse,…). This also includes access to tools, databases, etc.
Basically, if the information is not available in the public domain and the information can be misused when falling in the wrong hands, you should consider it “Confidential”
We’ll both keep shared information to ourselves and we won’t use it except for the reason it was shared. We’ll take every step to make sure it stays confidential too. We’ll keep confidential information safe and secure. This includes keeping files, access to online systems and any user names and passwords in such a way that they can’t fall into the wrong hands.
If we think that there’s even a possibility that any confidential information might have been compromised, we agree to tell each other right away so we can take all necessary steps to protect ourselves. We also agree to help each other to resolve any problems that might arise if confidential information is compromised.
When this agreement ends, we’ll return any materials, physical or digital and delete any copies that we may have.
How long does this agreement last?
Unless we’ve agreed otherwise — for example within a separate contract — this agreement lasts the entire duration of our collaboration. On or before terminating the collaboration, either of us can then specify items of confidential information that must never be disclosed. These might include a password or information about a project related to BV/BW.
If, for some reason, one part of this contract becomes invalid or unenforceable, the remaining parts of it remain in place. Although the language is simple, the intentions are serious and this contract is a legal document under exclusive jurisdiction of French courts.
Signed by …………….. Signed by………………………….. [Volunteer Full Name]
on behalf of BeVolunteer
………………………….. ……………………………………..
Date:
Everybody should sign above + keep a copy for their records. Please send a scan to bod@bevolunteer.org.
Please send the original signed document to: BeVolunteer c/o Jean-Yves Hégron
19 rue de Paris, 35500 Vitré, France
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Date: …/…./…. - Between BeVolunteer and ……………………………………[Full Name of Volunteer]. Summary: In short; neither of us will share any confidential information about each other, by any means, with anyone else. What’s confidential information? As a volunteer, you may have access to sensitive information, ranging from passwords, user data (addresses, names, private information,…), personal reports (spam, forum, abuse,…). This also includes access to tools, databases, etc. Basically, if the information is not available in the public domain and the information can be misused when falling in the wrong hands, you should consider it “Confidential” We’ll both keep shared information to ourselves and we won’t use it except for the reason it was shared. We’ll take every step to make sure it stays confidential too. We’ll keep confidential information safe and secure. This includes keeping files, access to online systems and any user names and passwords in such a way that they can’t fall into the wrong hands. If we think that there’s even a possibility that any confidential information might have been compromised, we agree to tell each other right away so we can take all necessary steps to protect ourselves. We also agree to help each other to resolve any problems that might arise if confidential information is compromised. When this agreement ends, we’ll return any materials, physical or digital and delete any copies that we may have. How long does this agreement last? Unless we’ve agreed otherwise — for example within a separate contract — this agreement lasts the entire duration of our collaboration. On or before terminating the collaboration, either of us can then specify items of confidential information that must never be disclosed. These might include a password or information about a project related to BV/BW. If, for some reason, one part of this contract becomes invalid or unenforceable, the remaining parts of it remain in place. Although the language is simple, the intentions are serious and this contract is a legal document under exclusive jurisdiction of French courts. Signed by …………….. Signed by………………………….. [Volunteer Full Name] on behalf of BeVolunteer
………………………….. …………………………………….. Date: Everybody should sign above + keep a copy for their records. Please send a scan to bod@bevolunteer.org. Please send the original signed document to: BeVolunteer c/o Jean-Yves Hégron 19 rue de Paris, 35500 Vitré, France