In short
- Who publishes Timstrok, who hosts it and how to contact us.
- The rules on use, sales, data protection and accessibility are set out in the related documents.
01Publisher
During its closed test, Timstrok is published by Simon Kortsmit, a private individual, residing at 118 avenue de Limoges, 79000 Niort, France. As the publisher does not yet carry on any commercial activity, he is not registered in any register.
Telephone: +33 6 70 53 66 64.
Publication director: Simon Kortsmit.
Contact: simon.kortsmit@timstrok.com or the support form.
02Hosting
Application and databases: netcup GmbH, Emmy-Noether-Straße 10, 76131 Karlsruhe, Germany, telephone +49 721 7540755-0.
Files and backups: Hetzner Online GmbH, Industriestraße 25, 91710 Gunzenhausen, Germany, telephone +49 9831 505-0.
All the data of the service is hosted in the European Union.
03The service
Timstrok connects candidates and companies on the basis of professional criteria. The candidate’s name, photo and contact details become visible only after mutual interest.
Timstrok is neither an employer, nor a temporary work agency, nor a recruitment firm: it does not choose candidates on behalf of companies. The service is free of charge for candidates, in accordance with Article L5321-3 of the French Labour Code (Code du travail).
04Point of contact for authorities and users
Under Articles 11 and 12 of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 on digital services, the single point of contact for authorities and users is simon.kortsmit@timstrok.com. Accepted languages: French, English, German, Dutch. Every message receives a written answer from a person.
To report illegal content, use the support form and choose “Content report”: the procedure is described in the terms of use.
05Intellectual property
The Timstrok name, its logo, the software, the database and the editorial content of the service belong to Simon Kortsmit and are protected by the French Intellectual Property Code. Reproducing or communicating them, or extracting a substantial part of the database, without written permission is prohibited, subject to the exceptions provided by law (Articles L122-5 and L342-3 of the French Intellectual Property Code).
Content published by users remains their property: see the terms of use.