Privacy Policy

1. Overview

The United States Bureau of Labor & Retaliatory Ethics Oversight (USBLREO) is committed to maintaining the privacy, integrity, and confidentiality of individuals who engage with this site and its affiliated digital systems. This Privacy Policy explains how USBLREO collects, uses, stores, and protects information submitted through our website (www.usblreo.com) and official communication channels.

2. Information We Collect

USBLREO may collect the following types of information through submission forms, contact tools, and case filings:

Name and contact details (if voluntarily submitted)

Employer or production-related data

Evidence files (PDF, images, documents)

IP address, device metadata, and access logs (for security)

Anonymous whistleblower declarations

We do not collect or share information for commercial purposes. All data is processed strictly for investigatory, reporting, and case-tracking purposes within the scope of USBLREO’s labor ethics enforcement.

3. How Information Is Used

Information submitted to USBLREO may be used to:

Evaluate potential labor violations

Assign case numbers and internal review statuses

Generate internal reports and compliance summaries

Coordinate with relevant regulatory bodies (DOL, OSHA, IRS, IATSE, SAG-AFTRA) only when legally required

No user data is sold, licensed, or disclosed for marketing or political purposes.

4. Data Security

USBLREO uses advanced security protocols to protect all data submissions, including:

Encrypted file storage and transmission

Access restrictions by role and clearance level

Anonymity guarantees for whistleblower reports (when requested)

5. Third-Party Sharing

We do not share data with any third-party organizations unless:

Explicitly authorized by the submitting individual;

Required by a lawful subpoena or federal oversight process;

Necessary to protect the life, safety, or legal status of the reporting individual.

6. Cookies and Site Analytics

This website may use session cookies and basic analytics tools to improve user experience and maintain security integrity. These cookies do not collect personal information and expire after the user session ends.

7. Your Rights

As a reporting party or visitor, you have the right to:

Request redaction or deletion of personally identifiable information (when possible)

Submit complaints regarding privacy violations directly to: privacy@usblreo.gov

Review stored submission records upon formal written request

8. Changes to This Policy

USBLREO may update this policy at any time. Changes will be posted clearly on this page with a revised effective date. Continued use of the website constitutes acknowledgment of the latest version.