Privacy Policy
LICareers.com does not collect, provide, rent, sell, or disclose email addresses to any 3rd-party. LICareers.com does not provide nor disclose inform- ation about it`s visitors, users or posters to anyone, except as may be compelled or required by a court
order or warrant.
ALL information posted by users on this site must
be considered to be PUBLIC, as all user-posted info
is accessable to anyone. The use of common-sense
and discretion is advised, and is especially relevant
for resume-posters;) If you do not want your REAL
name posted and made available to the general web-
surfing public, use "candidate" or "job-seeker" or
some other generic term, or just use your initials.
If you do not want your phone number posted, then,
by all means, OMIT it when you post. If you do not
want your REAL e-mail address to be shown, get a
free web-based email account. For resume posters
in *particular*, your degree of privacy is in your OWN
hands....if you post personally-identifiable inform-
ation about yourself, you must realize that your
CURRENT employer has access to your post, too!;-)
You need not post your physical address nor even your mailing address if you don`t want to, in
fact, I recommend you DON`T include that inform-
ation in your post....a web-based email address
should be sufficient for a potential employer to make
first contact. Do NOT post your date-of-birth or your
social-security number!!! These details may be OK
on a paper-resume or employment application that
is sent directly to an employer, but it is FOOLISH to
post on the `Net!
LICareers.com has in place, a site-statistics tracker
that reveals where the visitor came-from(If referred
by another page), ISP, time, choice of browser, screen-resolution, color-depth, and wether java is
enabled or not. Your email address is NOT recorded
while you are browsing the site!
The database provider, Jobvertise.com, is a third-
party not under the control of LICareers.com. Consult jobvertise website for their privacy policy.
While soeren@licareers.com will try to treat
each email as a private message, no *expectation
of privacy* can be absolutely-assured, and thus, none is given.
