Last Updated: June 26, 2026
Welcome to MyJobSpace (https://myjobspaceng.com). We are deeply committed to protecting the privacy, security, and integrity of the personal and professional data shared by our users. This policy outlines how we handle data across our recruitment engines, CV workflows, professional listings, and referral networks.
Our operations explicitly align with the provisions of the Nigerian Data Protection Act (NDPA). For all data points acquired across registration forms and CV profiles, MyJobSpace serves as both a Data Controller (governing site processing logic) and a Data Processor (making specific application properties safely available to verified recruiters).
To adequately provide full-stack digital job directory processing and run secure financial rewards tracking matrices, we log the following data buckets:
Account registration values (names, emails, passwords), explicit bank account payouts profiles for referral distribution processing, and platform identifier strings (Contractor ID values).
Employment histories, educational qualifications, course portfolios, uploaded document files (PDF/Word), and designated target job interest criteria options.
Referral relationship chains matching registered referrers with invited downlines, accrued reward histories, pending balances, and settlement ledger accounts.
IP addresses, browser client tags, navigation timestamps, and login session inactivity duration log points.
Collected metrics serve explicit technical functions: verifying contractor status, sorting applications across specialized job fields, matching candidate skills to search parameters, running dynamic calculations for rewards distribution, and running automatic security session destructions following twenty (20) minutes of system idling.
MyJobSpace does not lease, sell, or swap structural profiling databases to commercial ad brokers. Records are exclusively exposed to:
Our application files use server-side parameterizations and secure prepared statements to thoroughly isolate database systems from SQL Injection vulnerabilities. Financial settlement configurations and promotional submissions remain segregated within non-public states until they undergo structural authorization checks by platform systems.
Under the current data protection guidelines, you retain structural control over your files: the right to inspect stored records, the absolute right to edit or update parameters through dashboard configuration tools, and the right to request deletion of profile nodes, provided there are no unresolved financial processing tasks or operational audit logs tied to the account.
Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria