According to the Data Protection Act of 1998, LeopardGM is obliged to comply with due process as we handle personal data. We therefore take every possible and viable measure to ensure that we keep in adherence to these statutes as stated here below.

Type of data we collect

LeopardGM will gather personal data with the sole purpose of aiding us in recruitment processes. Such data may include: names, nationality, address, education and employment profiles, and other data as required by law.

We may hold onto this data as long as required either by law, or for the purpose of helping us in improving our web service as a whole. For the latter purpose however, only the non-personally identifiable information will be used.

How do we ensure secure transmissions of your personal data?

We are committed to ensuring that any personally identifying data is securely transmitted from and to our systems. We have also put in place suitable physical, electronic and managerial procedures to safeguard and secure all the information we collect via this online facility. Among these, is encrypting all our pages that may require you to provide personally identifying information using a secure socket layer.

Why do we request sensitive personal data?

We collect personal data only where necessary, such as when needed to help us to keep in adherence with the Equal Opportunities Act 2000. When you provide such information therefore, you consent to us collecting, processing and storing your personal data. This data may then be disclosed to prospective employers for recruitment purposes.

Do we pass data to other parties?

Yes, we do as necessity requires, but for no other purposes except recruitment and for aggregating information with selected third parties. However, no personal data is shared for the latter purpose. Only LeopardGM staff and selected third parties have access to personal data.

We will not sell, distribute or lease your personal information to any other party unless we have your explicit permission to do so or are required by law.

Will this privacy policy change? If so, how will I know?

Yes it might, and probably will eventually. Nevertheless, any changes in policy or practice regarding personal data, whether due to technical, legislative or business causes will be communicated both here and to every affected parties' e-mails.

Cookies and how we use them

Cookies are small files which ask permission to be placed on your comupter's hard drive. They help systems administrators to analyse web traffic to their websites so to tailor such applications to visitors' needs and preferrences. You may decline cookies, at the cost of having to always supply certain data that you would otherwise not have to on subsequent visits to a cookie's originating website.

Overall, cookies help us to provide you with a better website, by enabling us to monitor which pages you find useful and which you do not. A cookie in no way gives us access to your computer or any information about you, other than the data you choose to share with us.

Note:This privacy policy is subject to future modifications. Please visit this page regularly to remain up to date with how we ensure your privacy.