1 Introduction
This site is owned by Cairns HR Services, ABN 86 935 982 962 hereafter referred to as “CHRS”, “our”, “us”, or “we”.
Set out below are the terms upon which we make this website and material available for your use. If you do not agree to these terms, you must not make use of this website and/or associated material.
If you continue to use this website and/or associated material, you are agreeing to the terms of use, our privacy policy and our cookie policy.
Please read these terms carefully. All rights not expressly granted in these terms are hereby reserved.
You agree to review these terms periodically to ensure that you are aware of any amendments, which may be made from time to time.
2 Copyright and Restriction of Use
The content of this site and associated material are subject to copyright protection. You are not permitted to reproduce, republish, upload, transmit electronically or otherwise distribute any of the information or documents that you download from our website for use by any third party.
You may download, display and print material in unaltered form only for personal notes or other personal education processes. Otherwise, no right of use is granted.
You may not:
- represent that any of the information and/or documents that you download using our service were created by you, or those of a third party;
- use this website for any purpose or in any unlawful way;
- make use of the facilities provided by this website in a manner intended to, or likely to, mislead or deceive or harm others;
- interfere with or damage the operation of this website or inconvenience others in their use (or intended use) of this website, or attempt to do so.
2.1 Trademarks: We may use trademarks on our website that belong to us or third parties. We do not grant you any kind of licence or right to use them.
2.2 Other Intellectual Property: This site may use patents, technologies or processes the subject of intellectual property rights vested in us and/or third parties. No intellectual property licence, right or interest is granted to you in relation to those things save as may be expressly provided for in these terms.
2.3 Framing: You may not frame this site as part of another site.
3 Accuracy
Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information, however, CHRS makes no warranty concerning the accuracy or completeness of the contents of the material and does not accept responsibility for material contained within or linked to this website nor does it assume any legal liability, whether direct or indirect, for the accuracy, comprehensiveness or usefulness of any information therein. Information is provided for general education purposes and any reliance you place on such information is at your own risk.
4 Release
To the extent permitted by law, CHRS is not liable for, and you hereby release CHRS from all claims, demands, actions or in respect of any losses, damages costs or expenses of any kind whatsoever arising out of or relating in any way to the website and/or associated information or these Terms and Conditions.
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, in no event shall CHRS and its employees, agents, consultants and its suppliers be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever, including special, incidental, indirect, or consequential loss or damage arising out of or in connection with the use of or reliance on the information contained herein whether or not caused by any negligent act or omission.
5 Force Majeure
CHRS will not be responsible for failure or delay of performance if caused by events outside the reasonable control of the obligated party.
6 Severability
If any part of these terms or an order form is determined to be invalid or unenforceable by applicable law, then the invalid or unenforceable provision will be deemed superseded by a valid, enforceable provision that most closely matches the intent of the original provision and the remainder of these terms will continue in effect.
7 Governing Law
These Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of Queensland and the parties submit to the jurisdiction of the courts of that State.
Cookie Policy
The use of cookies when you visit our site
This site uses cookies to enable users to benefit from services and to improve site experience.
Unless you decide to deactivate the cookies, you agree that the site may use them. You may at any time deactivate these cookies free of charge by using the deactivation options given below, but please note that this may reduce or prevent accessibility to some or all of the services offered by the site.
What is a cookie and how is it used?
When you visit our site, information relating to the site navigation of your device (computer, tablet, smartphone etc.) on the site may be recorded in text files named “cookies”, installed on your browser. The cookies will be used to recognise your browser for as long as they remain valid.
Only the creator of the cookie concerned is likely to read or alter the information contained in it.
Some cookies are essential for the use of the site while others help to optimise its use, and they are also used to:
- Measure and analyse the frequency of visits and the use of our site, its sections and the services offered, enabling us to carry out research to make our site and services more relevant and user-friendly.
- Save your browser’s display preferences (language used, display settings etc.) and adapt the look of the site to suit you, in line with your device’s display and playback hardware and software used to browse on our site.
- Save information relating, for example, to forms you complete, or services or information you select.
Cookies placed on parts of our website by third parties
Our site is likely to contain cookies set by third parties (communication agencies, audience measurement companies, targeted advertising providers etc.) enabling them, for as long as their cookies remain valid, to:
- Collect browsing information relating to visitors to our site.
- Determine the advertising content likely to correspond with your interests so as to send you targeted advertisements relating to your browsing history.
You may at any time prevent these cookies from collecting your information by clicking on the corresponding links (see the section on “Your management and use of cookies”).
The setting and use of cookies by these companies are subject to their own terms and conditions of use.
Cookies integral to third party applications on our sites or in our services
We may include software applications on our site originating from third parties, which will enable you to share the content of our site with other people or to notify them of your visits to, or opinions of, content on our site. This is the case, for example, with the “Share” button set by social networks such as Facebook and Twitter.
The social network is likely to identify you through this button, even if you have not specifically used it when visiting our site. This type of application button may enable the social network concerned to monitor your browsing on our site, merely due to your social network account being activated on your browser (active session) while you browse on our site.
We have no control over the processes used by social networks to collect information relating to your browsing on our site and associated with the personal data they hold.
We recommend you consult the terms and conditions of use relating to your data on
these social networks to establish the purposes for which they use the browsing information they may collect through these application buttons (particularly advertising).
You should be aware however that the terms and conditions of use of these social networks may allow you to control the use of your data by these social networks by configuring your user accounts with them.
Sharing your device with other people
If your device is used by more than one person and has a variety of navigation software, we cannot ensure that the services and advertising intended for your device will correspond with your own use of it, and not that of another user.
Sharing the use of your device with other people and allowing them to configure the browser settings is entirely your own free choice and responsibility.
Your management and use of cookies
You may at any time manage and/or modify the use of cookies in line with the possibilities given below.
Any configurations you set are likely to alter your web browsing and change the terms and conditions for accessing and using certain services on our site which require the use of cookies.
You can manage your cookies:
- from your navigation software, or
- interprofessional platforms, or
- when you are offered the opportunity to do so by way of a link given.
NB: Recognition of unsubscription may be dependent on a cookie. Consequently, if you deactivate all the cookies on your device or change your device, we may no longer know if you choose this option.
Managing your cookies through your navigation software:
You can configure your navigation software so that cookies are either recorded in your device or refused, and systematically or by setter.
To find out which methods apply to the management of the cookies stored in your browser, please consult your browser’s help menu (“Your browsing history”)
Managing your cookies online through interprofessional platforms:
You can also connect, for example, on the http://www.youronlinechoices.com/fr/controler-ses-cookies/., provided by digital advertising professionals grouped within the EDAA (European Digital Advertising Alliance) and managed in France by the Interactive Advertising Bureau France, or any other platform that offers this type of service.