Privacy Policy
Last updated: August 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how the Sajjil Back Office platform collects, uses, and protects the data entered by Ministry of Labour staff while using the platform to manage employment services and national programs. Please read it carefully to understand our data practices.
Data We Collect
In the course of performing their duties, staff use the platform to process data relating to registered job seekers, employers, and establishments — including identity data (such as national ID numbers), contact details (phone numbers and mailing addresses), employment history and qualifications, and establishment records (such as commercial registration and business activity).
Operational data about staff use of the platform itself — such as login records and administrative actions performed — is also logged for internal audit and accountability purposes.
Purpose of Processing
This data is used to deliver employment services and match job seekers with available opportunities, to process establishment and licensing-related requests, to fulfill legal and regulatory requirements for official registration and record-keeping, and to support the reporting and statistics that inform national employment policy.
Data is not used for commercial or advertising purposes, and is not analyzed beyond what is necessary to deliver the service or meet statutory obligations.
How Data Is Protected
Reasonable technical and administrative safeguards are applied to protect data against unauthorized access, loss, or misuse, including role-based access controls, logging of sensitive operations, and the use of secure data-transmission channels.
Access to data is limited to authorized staff whose duties require it, on a need-to-know basis.
Data Sharing
Data may be shared with relevant government entities where necessary, within the limits set by applicable laws and regulations or as required by the nature of the service provided — for example, verifying identity data or exchanging employment records between concerned authorities.
Data is not shared with parties outside authorized government entities except under a clear legal basis.
Data Subject Rights
Within applicable regulatory frameworks, data subjects may request access to their data held by the Ministry and request correction of any inaccurate or outdated information, through the Ministry's official designated channels.
Data is retained for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes described above or as required by applicable regulations, with the continued need for retention reviewed periodically.
Contact
Questions about this policy or about the platform's data practices may be directed to the unit responsible for the Sajjil platform within the Ministry of Labour, through official designated channels.