During your volunteering with Singapore Hospice Council
(SHC) you may have access to information of a
confidential nature in order to carry out your role.
Confidential information may be written, spoken or
electronic and may include
- phone conversations
- employment information
- medical/health information
- personal financial information
- emails/letters
- documents or contracts
- commercially sensitive information about the
charity's activities, finances or planning
Confidential information is held on trust and should not
be discussed outside SHC or in general conversation, and
must not be used for your own purposes. Your duty of
confidentiality is indefinite and continues after your
involvement with SHC has finished.
During your volunteering with the SHC you may be
provided with access to the network and be given a SHC
email address. All emails sent from SHC email address
are regarded as official documents and should not be
used for personal purposes.
You agree to assign and transfer to SHC all intellectual
property rights in all works created during the time
when you are volunteering with SHC. SHC will own all
intellectual property rights to these works and may
sell, use, copy, modify, transfer or create derivatives
as it thinks fit.
In compliance with the PDPA policy, you are required to
preserve the confidentiality of any information that you
have come to know in the course of your volunteering
work and this obligation shall continue indefinitely. A
breach of this requirement will be regarded as gross
misconduct and as such will be grounds for disciplinary
procedure and/or immediate dismissal. To read more about
our PDPA policy, please visit our website at https://singaporehospice.org.sg/privacy-policy/
If you are providing the personal data of other people
to SHC as part of our Ambassador Programme, please seek
the consent of the persons you reached out to and inform
such other people whose personal data you provide about
the use of their personal data as set out in this
notice.
In consideration of being admitted as a volunteer, I
agree with the terms above: