GE PRIVACY USE POLICY
Please be aware that this application contains Personal Information. "Personal Information" includes data such as a person’s name and business information such as SSO or GE email address. As a user of this application, you agree to comply with GE's Commitment to the Protection of Personal Information when handling Personal Information and any other information in this application relating to an identified or identifiable person. This means, among other things, that you will use such information only for legitimate business purposes, arrange for it to be corrected when you know it is inaccurate, share it only on a 'need to know' basis and use reasonable measures to protect it from unauthorized persons. For more information on your obligations and how GE protects Personal Information see GE's Privacy Policy and supplemental documents at
https://inside.integrity.ge.com/.
For external (Non-GE) users, please refer to this URL:
www.ge.com/privacy.
https://home.treasury.gov
Without U.S. Government approval, U.S. law prohibits "U.S. persons" from facilitating in any transaction involving, directly or indirectly, a country against which the U.S. has broad trade sanctions ("sanctioned country"). The following URL will access the U.S. State Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control Division web-site which contains information on the countries against which the U.S. has broad trade sanctions:
https://home.treasury.gov
The use of software applications hosted on a U.S.-based server for any transaction involving, directly or indirectly, a sanctioned country may be considered "facilitation". "U.S. person" is defined to include: (a) U.S. nationals, wherever located; (b) foreign nationals employed by any U.S. incorporated company (such as GE and GEII) wherever located; (c) other foreign nationals while present in the U.S. and holding a valid U.S. Green Card; and (d) [for the Cuba sanctions only] foreign nationals employed by any controlled subsidiary of a U.S. incorporated company (such as GE and GEII) wherever located. For businesses located in Canada, Mexico, or any European Union nation, anti-blocking statutes apply with respect to the U.S. sanctions. Advice on complying with any relevant anti-blocking statutes should be obtained from legal counsel.
Accessing technical data hosted on a U.S.-based application or server from outside the U.S. is considered an export of that technical data. It is your obligation to comply with all relevant U.S. export laws.
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