What is a "cookie"?

A "cookie" is a way to store small amounts of user information. A cookie is a small file of letters and numbers that is placed on a user's computer/device by a website when the user accesses the website. If you want to learn more about cookies, please go to the link.

How do we use cookies?

Cookies allow us to provide features you're used to on websites, such as remembering your username or preferences. They also provide information that allows us to improve the website, such as what people use and pages they like to visit. We do not sell the information provided by cookies or disclose this information to third parties (e.g., government agencies and law enforcement) unless required by law.

We use cookies in three ways:

1. To Help You Navigate

As with most websites, we use several standard cookies to manage your "session" (the time you spend on the site). These help you navigate the site and use features such as Job Search. These are "session cookies" and become invalid when you leave the website (your computer/device).

2. To Verify Your Identity When You Log In

These cookies enable you to log in to our portal and allow us to ensure the security of this session. These cookies are of great importance in making the IGU portal a secure and easy-to-use online tool for all your employment needs. These cookies will also expire when you leave the site.

3. To Improve Our Site

These cookies track site usage and are used internally within our company to improve the user experience. They help us understand how our visitors use the site and allow us to provide better content. We use this information alone.

We use cookies to save your username and details about the type of job you are looking for. This allows you to easily access our site and provides suggestions that may interest you. If you share your computer with other people, we recommend that you select the "Don't remember my information" option when you log in to your account. This will remove all information from the cookie.