Privacy Agreement

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At Starbucks, we put people first, including you—our job applicants, professional service providers and contingent workers (together, “Non-Partners”). We seek to respect and maintain your trust, including in relation to your privacy. Grab a cup of coffee and learn more below.

STARBUCKS JOB APPLICANT AND NON-PARTNER PRIVACY STATEMENT

Last Revised: January 2nd, 2024

Overview

This Starbucks Job Applicant and Non-Partner Privacy Notice describes the types of personal data (which we will be calling “your information” or your “personal information”) that we collect from Non-Partners, how we use it, how and when it may be shared, and how to exercise your rights with respect to your information.

Our goal is to clarify how and why we process your information and to provide you with points of contact, should you have any questions about our policies or procedures. Thank you for taking the time to read and understand our data and privacy-related practices.

Contents

  1. Applicability and Scope
  2. Updates to this Privacy Statement
  3. Information We Collect
  4. Sensitive Personal Information
  5. Sources of Information
  6. How We Use Your Information
  7. How We Disclose Your Information
  8. How We Protect Your Information
  9. Network and Device Usage Monitoring
  10. Retention
  11. Transferring Your Information Overseas
  12. Your Rights
  13. Contact Us

1. Applicability and Scope

This Starbucks Job Applicant and Non-Partner Privacy Notice (“Privacy Notice”) applies to the information collected from job applicants, professional service providers, and contingent workers (together, “Non-Partners” or “you”) during the course of your applying to work at Starbucks (as a Partner or Non-Partner job applicant) or during your placement with Starbucks (for professional service providers and contingent workers). This Privacy Notice also applies to information collected from prior full-time and part-time Starbucks employees during their course of employment at Starbucks. This Privacy Notice applies to your relationship with Starbucks Corporation and its respective subsidiaries and affiliated companies (“Starbucks,” “we,” or “us”).

This Privacy Notice provides a standard for Starbucks with respect to its protection of information. The jurisdiction where you reside may require different levels of protection. Therefore, we will handle your information in accordance with applicable laws and regulations at the place where the information is collected and processed. Where applicable local law provides a lower level of protection than that established by this Privacy Notice, we will still strive to meet the requirements of this Privacy Notice.

This Privacy Notice does not cover your use of Starbucks products or services (e.g., a Starbucks website) as a customer or any collection of information outside of the job application process or your Non-Partner engagement with Starbucks, which is governed by the Starbucks Privacy Notice which be found by visiting your local Starbucks website.

This Privacy Notice does not cover current full-time or part-time Starbucks employee (“Partners”). Starbucks Partners may access the Employment Privacy Notice found on “My Partner Info” or the “Partner Hub” to read about personal information collection and use in the employment context.

2. Updates to this Privacy Statement

We may update this Privacy Notice from time to time. When we make material changes to this Privacy Notice, we will notify you and will update the Last Revised date on this Privacy Notice. We encourage you to look for updates and changes to this Privacy Notice on the site from which you accessed it to learn about any updates to this Privacy Notice.

3. Information We Collect

Subject to applicable law requirements, the categories of information that we may collect, store, and use about you include:

4. Sensitive Personal Information

Certain types of information may be subject to additional requirements under applicable laws. Data protection laws around the world may use varying terminology in naming these categories of sensitive data (such as “Special Categories of Personal Data” or “Sensitive Personal Information”), and also set requirements for companies to follow in their processing of such sensitive data.

Further, Starbucks may also internally identify certain categories of Sensitive Personal Information as “SPI.” Starbucks defines SPI to be any information relating to an identifiable person that includes or implies race, ethnicity, political views, religion, health, sexual orientation, genetic or biometric data, union membership, information about criminal convictions and offenses, and other categories of information defined as sensitive information under applicable laws.