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Cookie Policy
There has been some fuss in the press recently about the abuse of cookies, especially with regard to privacy issues.
We use cookies for one reason only on JobsInWales.com - to make the site easier, quicker and therefore more convenient for you, the user.
On the Job Submission page,. for example, the first time you post a job we ask you to input various agency details, such as address, fax number etc. We store these details on our secure database and send your computer a small cookie that simply identifies where your details are kept.
Then, on any subsequent visit we check your cookie and, as long as it is still valid, we do not need to ask for your agency details again because the cookie tells us where they are stored, thus letting you get on with posting jobs.
What is a cookie? It is simply a packet of plain text that can be used by your web browser to store various details to improve the browsing experience. It cannot hold a computer virus, it cannot root out any personal information from your computer, and unlike Gary Lineker does not steal crisps from small children! Details we place in a cookie can only be used by us - they cannot be read by other web sites.
Your web browser can be set by you to accept, not accept or prompt when a cookie is sent to it.
With one exception, wherever we use cookies you can opt not to accept them - it simply makes more work for you.
The exception is where you are asked to use a username/password (the CV Search section, for example). This is because we constantly check the cookie in those areas to make sure you have logged on for security purposes. If you do not accept the cookie then you cannot use those sections. Sorry.
If you require any more information on our use of cookies, or any other aspect of our site please feel free to contact us by using the e-mail link below, or by using the feed back section.
