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Conservation des informations collectées par le biais de ce site webLes informations recueillies par le biais de ce site Web sont conservées par NYS conformément aux exigences de conservation et de destruction des documents de la loi New York State sur les arts et les affaires culturelles. Des informations sur les exigences de la loi sur les affaires culturelles Arts & sont disponibles sur les Archives New York State. Les renseignements, y compris les renseignements personnels, que vous soumettez dans un courriel ou lorsque vous effectuez une transaction en ligne, comme une enquête, un formulaire d'inscription ou un bon de commande, sont conservés conformément au calendrier de conservation et d'élimination des dossiers établi pour les dossiers de l'unité de programme à laquelle vous avez soumis les renseignements. Les informations concernant ces calendriers de conservation et d'élimination des dossiers peuvent être obtenues par le biais du contact Internet de la politique de confidentialité indiqué dans la présente politique. Confidentialité et intégrité des informations personnelles collectées sur ce site webLa NYS s'engage fermement à protéger les informations personnelles recueillies par le biais de ce site Web contre tout accès, utilisation ou divulgation non autorisés. Par conséquent, le NYS limite l'accès des employés aux informations personnelles recueillies par le biais de ce site Web aux seuls employés qui ont besoin d'accéder à ces informations dans l'exercice de leurs fonctions officielles.
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NYS solo recopila información personal sobre usted cuando proporciona esa información voluntariamente al enviar un correo electrónico o al iniciar una transacción en línea, como una encuesta, registro o formulario de pedido. Información recopilada automáticamente cuando visita este sitio webAl visitar este sitio web, NYS recopila y almacena automáticamente la siguiente información sobre su visita:(i) La dirección de protocolo de Internet y el nombre de dominio utilizados, pero no la dirección de correo electrónico. La dirección de protocolo de Internet es un identificador numérico asignado a su proveedor de servicios de Internet o directamente a su computadora;(ii) El tipo de navegador y sistema operativo que utilizó;(iii) La fecha y hora en que visitó este sitio;(iv) Las páginas web o los servicios a los que accedió en este sitio;(v) El sitio web que visitó antes de llegar a este sitio web;(vi) El sitio web que visita al salir de este sitio web; y(vii) Si descargó un formulario, el formulario que se descargó.Ninguna de la información anterior se considera que constituye información personal.La información que se recopila automáticamente se usa para mejorar el contenido de este sitio web y para ayudar al NYS a comprender cómo interactúan los usuarios con el sitio web. Esta información se recopila para análisis estadísticos, para determinar qué información es de mayor y menor interés para nuestros usuarios y para mejorar la utilidad del material disponible en el sitio web.
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Current and former Federal civilian employees and applicants can confidentially report information to an OIG or OSC about any of the following types of wrongdoing:

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Are whistleblowers protected from retaliation?
Yes. The Whistleblower Protection Act prohibits retaliation. This means it is unlawful for agencies to take or threaten to take a personnel action against an employee because he or she disclosed wrongdoing. Personnel actions can include poor performance review, demotion, suspension, termination, or revocation or downgrade of a security clearance.In addition, the law prohibits retaliation for:

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Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO): An order or judgment issued by a court and approved by a pension plan, that divides a pension plan in order to make a fair division of property or to pay for child or spousal support.
quash: To make void, to vacate, to annul, to set aside. For example, to quash a subpoena means that the court will not enforce the subpoena because it has been voided or set aside.
quasi-community property: Quasi-community property is any type of property that was acquired by either one or both spouses or domestic partners when living in another state that, had it been acquired while living in California, it would have been considered community property.  In other words, if you or your spouse or partner were living outside of California during your marriage or partnership, and you had any earnings, bought any real estate, or acquired any other type of property that in California would be community property,   that property is called quasi-community property. And, in a divorce or legal separation in California, it will be treated as community property.
quiet title: A case in which the ownership of real property is in dispute, and the court must decide who owns (or has title to) the property. To "quiet title" is to declare that a certain person is the legal owner of the real property in dispute.
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rebuttal: Evidence presented at trial by 1 party in order to overcome evidence introduced by another party.
recess: A short break in a trial ordered by the judge. (See also adjournment; compare continuance.)
recidivist: Habitual criminal, repeat offender.
reciprocity: A relationship in which 1 state gives certain privileges to other states or the citizens of other states on the condition that the first state and its citizens receive the same privileges in those other states.
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Comme indiqué ci-dessus, le NYS ne recueille pas d'informations personnelles vous concernant lors de votre visite sur ce site web, à moins que vous ne fournissiez ces informations volontairement en envoyant un e-mail ou en lançant une transaction en ligne telle qu'une enquête, un enregistrement ou un formulaire de commande. Vous pouvez choisir de ne pas nous envoyer de courrier électronique, de ne pas répondre à une enquête ou de ne pas remplir un bon de commande. Bien que votre choix de ne pas participer à ces activités puisse limiter votre capacité à recevoir des services ou des produits spécifiques par le biais de ce site web, il ne vous empêchera pas de demander des services ou des produits à NYS par d'autres moyens et n'aura normalement pas d'impact sur votre capacité à profiter d'autres fonctionnalités du site web, y compris la navigation ou le téléchargement de la plupart des informations accessibles au public.

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