The Australian Privacy Principles provide a range of regulations for government agencies and private sector organisations regarding the ways in which personal information can be gathered, managed and distributed. Return To Work Matters Pty Ltd believe that privacy is an important issue.
If you simply visit our web site, we do not capture any personal information from you. Our web site statistics system does capture information such as the type of web browser you use, this is typical of statistic systems and all of the information captured is anonymous. If you are registered on this site, we maintain the following information:
We also sometimes will store copies of correspondence between you and us in your account record, or elsewhere, to assist us in providing a high level of customer service. This is the minimum amount of information necessary to properly conduct our systems.
Cookies are small pieces of information stored by web sites on your computer. Many sites use them, for a range of purposes. If you have configured your web browser not to warn about cookies, you probably have quite a few already stored on your hard drive. You must have cookies enabled in your browser in order to use this web site - we use the cookie to track whether you are logged in, and to store your log in details, and these are used to enhance your experience of the site, including making possible the 'Remember Me' function.
The Australian Privacy Principles
give you the right to access the information we maintain about you, and to
change it if necessary. You are able to access the key information simply by
logging into the web site, and can change most items yourself.
If you wish to see the entirety of the information in your record, please
contact us and we will arrange a copy. If you wish to update or correct any
part of the information, please advise us and we will make the changes as
quickly as possible.
We do not sell, distribute or otherwise give any other organisation access to the personal information you provide as part of the registration. We may use the information you have supplied in order to make contact with you in the future, but only in reference to the activities of Return to Work Matters.
When you cease to use our eLearning site, your details will remain in our database for occasional updates on new learning resources. If you advise us that you no longer require access to this site or do not wish to receive updates, our standard procedure is to delete your record from the eLearning database, thus destroying the personal information we maintain about you in our eLearning website. Your name and email address will remain in secure CRM system for a period of time on our 'Do not contact' list. This ensures we do not contact you inadvertently if your name comes up through our other networks. At your request we can remove you from this list too.
It is a requirement of access to the eLearning resources that you agree to the following Conditions of Use.
Use of courses and modules on the Return to Work Matters eLearning portal is only available to paid licensees. Return To Work Matters Pty Ltd reserves the right to change, amend or remove any of the services available at any time. We also reserve the right to discontinue, cancel or amend any licence without notice if we deem it necessary.
This policy will most likely be applied in circumstances where we believe the licensee has committed an action out of keeping with the nature of the RTWMatters community.
Any licensee found misusing the service, including using it to promote activities that relate to gambling, pornography, civil disturbance or any other activity deemed unfit by Return To Work Matters Pty Ltd will be instantly barred, and may have their licence cancelled without notice. We WILL NOT tolerate any such activities on the RTWMatters service.
An individual license permits access by a single person using the log in details for the courses the account is enrolled in. You may NOT subsequently disseminate any material from this web site to other people, unless the document in question authorizes you in writing to do so. You may NOT permit more than one person to utilise the same log in details.
Please choose carefully. We do not normally give refunds just because you change your mind. However, we have adopted the approach set out in the Australian Direct Marketing Code of Practice and offer a seven day cooling off period. You may cancel your licence to RTWMatters courses for seven days after purchasing IF the course or module content has not been completed and request a full refund, which will be provided within 14 days of the request.
If you paid for your licence via credit card, your card will be credited. If you paid with a cheque, your refund will be sent to you by company cheque, if you paid by EFT we will refund by EFT to the bank account specified. Corporate refunds will be made to account information provided on company letterhead only. We may require you to provide proof of purchase, for example, a copy of your tax invoice/receipt, or specific details that enable us to be sure the transaction is genuine.
Your use of the website and services is at your sole risk. Read and watch the material on the RTWMatters eLearning site, but make up your own mind. All material on our web site is provided in good faith. It is derived from sources believed to be accurate and current as at the date of publication. Return To Work Matters Pty Ltd nor its directors or employees make any representation or warranty that (i) any material on the web site or services will be reliable, accurate or complete (nor do they accept any responsibility arising in any way for errors in, or omissions from that material); or (ii) your access to the web site and services will be uninterrupted, timely or secure. We will not be liable for loss resulting from any action or decision by you in reliance on the information on the web site or services, nor any interruption, delay in operation or transmission, virus, communications failure, Internet access difficulties, or malfunction in equipment or software.
All material on the RTWMatters site is copyright.
You may use this material for your own personal reference only. Except for the temporary copy held in the computer's cache and a single permanent copy for your personal reference, the material may not otherwise be used, copied, reproduced, published, stored in a retrieval system, altered or transmitted in any form or by any means in whole or part (except where such use constitutes fair dealing under the Copyright Act) without our prior written approval.
You may not use any part of the material on our web site or service to establish, maintain or provide, or assist in establishing, maintaining or providing your own commercial publications, free or subscription based Internet site or other means of distribution.
Our web email service is subject to policy and service availability via independent internet service providers. Return To Work Matters Pty Ltd will not be held liable for the performance, or lack of, independent service providers email services.
Where this site contains links to other sites. We are not responsible for the actions, privacy practices or the content of such Web sites.
This site, via its web hosting service provider, has security measures in place to protect the loss, misuse, and alteration of the information under our control. However, we will not be held liable for a breach of security caused by the performance failure of the service provider, or any other third party service provider.
If you have any questions about this statement, the practices of this site, or your dealings with this Web site, please contact: admin@rtwmatters.org.
We may from time to time update these Conditions of Use and Privacy Policy, and will post the latest version here on the web site, and endeavour to notify members via our usual email bulletins.
Please remember that you have statutory rights as a consumer under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 and other legislation. A good starting point for more information is the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
This Agreement is governed by the law in force in Victoria.