Personal data protection
Proper management of personal data protection is one of the key elements in building and maintaining the reputation of Litgrid as a reliable business partner and employer.
The Company has a Personal Data Protection Policy, which establishes the practice of careful handling of personal data.
The main principles of Litgrid personal data protection:
- The principle of fairness and legality. It means that personal rights must be protected and processing must be lawful and fair.
- The principle of restricted use. It means that personal data can only be processed for clearly defined and legitimate purposes with prior notice. The data cannot be processed for other purposes without the consent of the individual.
- The principle of transparency and clarity. It means that personal data subjects must be clearly informed about how their data are processed.
- The principle of data optimisation. It means that before processing personal data, it must be clear in advance how much is necessary to collect in order to achieve the intended purpose.
- The principle of timely deletion of personal data. It means that personal data that are no longer necessary for the achievement of the intended purpose of the processing must be deleted, unless their retention is required by the laws of the Republic of Lithuania or by other normative legal acts.
- The principle of data accuracy. It means that personal data must be accurate and updated as necessary.
- The principle of confidentiality and security. It means that personal data is treated as confidential information.
Litgrid belongs to the UAB EPSO-G group of companies.
In order to enquire about the purpose for which Litgrid and/or UAB EPSO-G group of companies collects, processes and stores your personal data, please contact us at [email protected]; [email protected].
Your enquiry will be answered within one month at the latest.
Contact address for reporting personal data breaches - [email protected]
Please contact the responsible Litgrid data protection officers by phone: +370 612 58 162 or +370 698 04 425
