Cookies policy

COOKIES CONFIGURATION

1. Strictly necessary cookies placed by the publisher and technical cookies
   
   Both of these types of cookies have been added to the Website by the publisher, who also accesses the information found in them, "Strictly necessary" cookies are used to provide a given service requested by the user, while "technical" cookies allow the Website to work properly from a technical perspective.
   
   Technical cookies include any that the publisher uses for controlling traffic and transmitting data, identifying sessions and accessing restricted areas. This type of cookies also includes user interface personalisation cookies. As established in Art. 22.2 of the Spanish Law on Information Society Services (LSSI), consent is not required for their use.
   
   
2. Personalisation or preference cookies
   
   Cookies that allow information to be recorded so that the user can access the service with certain characteristics, which may differentiate their experience from that of other users, such as their preferred language or the number of results to show in their searches.
   
   The following table provides more detailed information on the technical cookies, strictly necessary cookies and personalisation cookies used by the publisher on the Website:
   
   

   NAME	PURPOSE	DURATION/EXPIRY
   san_lang	Used to define the user’s language preferences and decides	24 hours
   SAN_REDIRECT	Cookie that defines the preference in the redirect component and selects the user's preferred option	End of session
   Apstr	Used as part of the analysis, adds code to the site's URL to help track the user's browsing history	End of session
   utmzSource	Personalised tracking of the source for applying URLs. The personalised source is the benchmark URL, e.g. Google, Yahoo or TalentBrew	End of session
   viewedjob	Contains the job ID and the customer ID for the job viewed by the user. Used for the module of recently viewed jobs	30 days
   SavedViewedjobs	Contains the job ID and the customer ID for jobs that the user has marked as "saved". Also used for the module of recently viewed jobs	30 days' personalisation
   searchFormCookie	Used to store the last location that the user selected for the search	30 days
   isMobile	Contains a True or False value to indicate whether the browser is a mobile web browser	End of session
   Personalisation	Contains the location of the user via geolocation and the last five category/location searches	30   days

   
   
3. Third-party cookies
   
   Detailed below are the different types of third-party cookies, along with their purpose, that may be downloaded to your computer when you use the Website and which are sent to your computer or terminal by a domain or computer managed by a third party other than the publisher or which are placed by the publisher even though the information contained in them is processed by a third party. These cookies do not allow the publisher to identify users who navigate its website. Information collected by third parties using these cookies is subject to those parties' own privacy policies.
   
   
   1. Analysis cookies
      
      These cookies allow the publisher to track and analyse the behaviour of users when navigating the Website or using its services. The publisher uses them to measure activity on the Website and create navigation profiles that enable it to make improvements based on the analysis of usage data. The information handled does not allow the user to be uniquely identified.
      
      The analysis cookies used on this Website are GOOGLE ANALYTICS and ADOBE ANALYTICS cookies. We also use the tag management service supplied by TEALIUM.
      
      GOOGLE ANALYTICS is a web analysis service provided by Google, Inc. We use Google Analytics to monitor how visitors use the Website and to collate reports and help improve the Website. For more information on how Google collects and processes this data, click on https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en. If you would like to revoke your consent regarding the use of these cookies, you can install Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on by following the instructions in this link: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=en or by following the steps outlined in section 5 below.
      
      ADOBE ANALYTICS is a web analysis service provided by ADOBE that the publisher uses to analyse web audience, count unique visitors, record the time and date of unique visitors, etc.
      
      The table below provides more detailed information on these cookies:
      
      

      NAME	OWNER	PURPOSE	DURATION/EXPIRY
      _utma	Google	Distinguishes between users and sessions. A user is a person who visits the site. A session is the period that the user spends on the site, and may consist of several page visits. This allows for an analysis of how the site is used in terms of user page visits and views	2 years from creation/update
      _utmb	Google	Used to differentiate new sessions/visits from repeat visits. Return visitors can be identified through the use of the cookie, which new visitors will not have	30 minutes from creation/refresh
      _utmc	Google	Used in conjunction with the _utmb cookie to determine whether a user is a new or return visitor	End of browsing session
      _utmz	Google	Stores the source of traffic or campaign that explains how the user got to the site	6 months from creation/update
      _utmt	Google	Used to throttle the request rate. This means limiting the number of analysis events sent to Google	10 minutes
      _ga	Google	Used by the web audience analysis tool to differentiate unique users	2 years
      _gid	Google	Used by the web audience analysis tool to differentiate unique users	Session
      utag_main	Tealium	Used by the web audience analysis tool to record the number of pages the user has viewed, the number of times they have visited our site, and a unique ID	1 year
      s_cc	Adobe Analytics	Used to determine whether the cookies are enabled	Session
      s_nr	Adobe Analytics	Stores the date of the visit and whether the visitor is a first-time visitor or a repeat visitor	2 years
      s_sq	Adobe Analytics	Used when the ClickMap and Activity Map functionalities are enabled. Contains information about the last link that the user clicked on	Session
      s_ ecid	Adobe Analytics	Used to allow persistent ID tracking in 1st-party state and used as a benchmark ID if the AMCV cookie has expired. See AMCV cookie here for further details	2 years
      AMCV_###@AdobeOrg	Adobe Analytics	Used to identify a unique visitor – Experience Cloud	2 years
      s_vi	Adobe Analytics	Used to record the date and time for the unique visitor identifier	2 years
      s_fid	Adobe Analytics	Used to record the date and time for the alternative unique visitor ID	5 years
      mbox	Adobe Target	Used to conduct tests aimed at improving the user experience and knowing the most relevant elements and content for visitors	2 years
      _hjid	Hotjar	Used by the web audience analysis tool to record the number of pages the user has viewed, the number of times they have visited our site, and a unique ID	1 year
      _hjFirstSeen	Hotjar	Used to determine whether a user is a new or return visitor	Session
      _hjAbsoluteSessionInProgress	Hotjar	This cookie is used to detect the first page viewed during a user’s session	30 minutes
      _hjIncludedInPageviewSample	Hotjar	This cookie is used to know whether the visitor is included in the data sampling defined by the tool’s visit limit.	30 minutes
      _hjIncludedInSessionSample	Hotjar	This cookie is used to determine whether the user is included in the data sampling defined by the tool’s visit limit.	30 minutes

      
      
   2. Behavioural advertising cookies 
      
      
      These cookies store information on the users’ behaviour obtained through continuous observation of their browsing habits. This information is used for developing a specific profile for delivering tailored advertising.
      
      The rejection of the use of behavioural advertising cookies will prevent the Bank from displaying personalised advertising of interest to the user.
      
      

      NAME	OWNER	PURPOSE	DURATION/EXPIRY
      _personalization_id	Twitter https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/twitter-cookies	The purpose is to collect information from users who have been directed to the Website by advertising campaigns from this platform	2 years
      -58567623-40	Google https://policies.google.com/technologies/cookies?hl=en-US	Includes user-related campaign information through the link between Google Analytics and Google Ads. Google Ads website conversion tags will read this cookie	90 days
      _IDE, test_cookie, _fbp	Google / DoubleClick https://policies.google.com/technologies/cookies?hl=en-US	The Google / DoubleClick cookie aims to improve the advertising displayed to users	1 year, 1 month, 3 months
      fr	Facebook https://www.facebook.com/policies/cookies	Collects a combination of the user’s browser and unique identifier, used to tailor advertising to users	3 months
      li_oatml, lms_ads, li_fat_id	LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/legal/cookie-policy	Used to identify members of LinkedIn for advertising and analysis purposes outside the designated countries and, for a limited time, for advertising purposes in the designated countries.	30 days

      
      

• Users may withdraw or modify their consent relating to cookies at any time, through the settings panel referred to in section 4 and listed in the following link [·], by using common platforms that may exist for this purpose or their browser.
• Users wishing to withdraw their consent on the browser they use, must set it up as follows:
• (i) Microsoft Internet Explorer: in the “Tools” menu option, select “Internet Options” and click on “Privacy”.
• (ii) Firefox for Mac: in the “Preferences” menu option, by selecting “Privacy”, selecting the “Display cookies” section, and for Windows in the “Tools” menu item, selecting “Options”, clicking on “Privacy” and then “Use custom settings for history”.
• (iii) Safari, in the Safari option, select “Preferences”, and “Privacy”.
• (iv) Google Chrome, in the Tools menu option or Chrome tab (for Mac), by selecting “Options” (“Preferences” for Mac), go to “Advanced settings” and then to “Privacy and security” and “Website settings”, and lastly by clicking on “Cookies and site data”.
• Please note that, if you have accepted third-party cookies, you must delete them from the options in the browser. In this regard, it is recommended that you consult the help section for your browser or visit one of the support sites for the main browsers:
  • Firefox: http://support.mozilla.org/en/home
  • Internet/Explorer: http://support.microsoft.com/ph/807/es-es
  • Safari: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1677?viewlocale=en_gb
  • Chrome: https://support.google.com/chrome/?hl=en
     
• You can also use tools to block cookie tracking, such as “do not track”.