Restrictions on which companies the careers department assists in recruiting university members
To whom it may concern,
This is a request for information through the Freedom of Information Act.
1). Does your university have an active policy in place regarding which companies the careers department does and does not assist in recruiting university members? This may be a policy specific to the careers department, or a wider policy which also applies to the careers department.
For the purpose of this FOI, ‘university members’ includes:
- Current students, both undergraduate and postgraduate
- Alumni and former students of the university
For the purpose of this FOI, ‘recruiting’ refers to any situation, in which the careers department plays a part, where university members are a potential source of employees or volunteers to a third party outside of the university. This includes:
- Events in which the careers department is an organiser
- Digital media controlled by the careers department, including websites, webpages, social media and mailing lists
- Physical materials from the careers department, such as mailings, posters, leaflets and brochures
2). If your university does have an active policy in place regarding which companies the careers department does and does not assist in recruiting university members, please provide a copy of the policy either as an attachment to your response or through the inclusion of a link to where it is published on your website.
If this policy forms a part of a wider policy document, please specify which page we need to refer to in order to locate this information.
3). If your university does not have an active policy in place as outlined above, please can you confirm whether there are any exclusions in place regarding which companies the careers department does and does not assist in recruiting university members. If not in policy form, exclusions might exist in the form of written guidelines or procedures. If any exclusions are in place please list what they are.
Please confirm receipt of this request and we look forward to hearing back from you within the next 20 working days.
Yours sincerely,
Fergus Green
Dear Royal College of Music,
Please pass this on to the person who conducts Freedom of Information reviews.
I am writing to request an internal review of Royal College of Music's handling of my FOI request 'Restrictions on which companies the careers department assists in recruiting university members'.
The request was sent on the 25th May and the 20 day response window has now been exceeded.
Yours faithfully,
Fergus Green
People & Planet
Dear Fergus,
Thank you for your email which you sent to [1][email address]
I can find no record of having received your request for information. I
have searched all of the entries for the Royal College of Music on the
“What do they know?” website and can see no sign of your request there,
either.
If you would care to resend your request direct to me I will be only too
happy to investigate it for you, although from the subject line of your
request, I don’t think we would have any restrictions on companies to
share with you.
Best wishes,
Nicholas Seager
Registry Information & Systems Manager
Royal College of Music
Registry
The Exchange
Prince Consort Road
LONDON SW7 2BS
UK
+44 (0)20 7591 4752
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Subject: FW: Internal review of Freedom of Information request -
Restrictions on which companies the careers department assists in
recruiting university members
Dear Nicholas Seager,
Thank you for the response. The text of the original requst from 25/05/2021 is reproduced below:
To whom it may concern,
This is a request for information through the Freedom of Information Act.
1). Does your university have an active policy in place regarding which companies the careers department does and does not assist in recruiting university members? This may be a policy specific to the careers department, or a wider policy which also applies to the careers department.
For the purpose of this FOI, ‘university members’ includes:
- Current students, both undergraduate and postgraduate
- Alumni and former students of the university
For the purpose of this FOI, ‘recruiting’ refers to any situation, in which the careers department plays a part, where university members are a potential source of employees or volunteers to a third party outside of the university. This includes:
- Events in which the careers department is an organiser
- Digital media controlled by the careers department, including websites, webpages, social media and mailing lists
- Physical materials from the careers department, such as mailings, posters, leaflets and brochures
2). If your university does have an active policy in place regarding which companies the careers department does and does not assist in recruiting university members, please provide a copy of the policy either as an attachment to your response or through the inclusion of a link to where it is published on your website.
If this policy forms a part of a wider policy document, please specify which page we need to refer to in order to locate this information.
3). If your university does not have an active policy in place as outlined above, please can you confirm whether there are any exclusions in place regarding which companies the careers department does and does not assist in recruiting university members. If not in policy form, exclusions might exist in the form of written guidelines or procedures. If any exclusions are in place please list what they are.
Please confirm receipt of this request. We look forward to hearing back from you shortly.
Yours sincerely,
Fergus Green
People & Planet
Dear Fergus,
Thanks you for your email.
To answer your questions:
1. No
2. n/a
3. There are no exclusions in place.
Best wishes,
Nicholas Seager
Registry Information & Systems Manager
Royal College of Music
Registry
The Exchange
Prince Consort Road
LONDON SW7 2BS
UK
+44 (0)20 7591 4752
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