This policy describes what information employment.biz collects and how it is used. The site is published by Webhaus LLC, 2108 N St, Ste 4030, Sacramento, CA 95816, which is responsible for the data described here. Last updated October 13, 2026.
Information the site collects
employment.biz does not require accounts and does not ask for personal information to read articles. There is no contact form; the site asks that you do not send details of your job, pay or claim, because the editor cannot act on them. The site’s web server keeps standard access logs (IP address, browser type, pages requested and time of request) for security and troubleshooting, which are deleted on a rolling basis.
If you email the editor, your message and address are kept only as long as needed to respond, then deleted. Details of a personal situation sent by email are deleted without being kept.
Cookies
The site shows a cookie notice on your first visit and keeps a record of your choice. Analytics cookies are set only if you accept them. The notice and the cookie policy it links to list every cookie the site can set and how long each lasts.
Accessibility settings
If you use the site’s accessibility panel (larger text, high contrast, more spacing, underlined links, paused motion), your choices are saved in your own browser so they apply on your next visit. Nothing is sent to the publisher.
Analytics
The site uses Google Analytics to count page views and referrers in aggregate, with IP addresses truncated where the tool allows. No analytics data is sold. You can block analytics cookies in your browser or with Google’s opt-out browser add-on.
Affiliate links
When you follow an affiliate link to a payroll, document, background-check or e-signature service, a bookseller or another merchant, that company may set cookies to attribute the referral. Those companies’ privacy policies govern what they collect. See the affiliate disclosure page.
Children
The site is written for adults and does not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.
Your choices
You can block cookies in your browser and ask for any email correspondence to be deleted by writing to the address on the contact page. California residents may ask what personal information the publisher holds about them and ask for its deletion; the answer is normally that the publisher holds nothing beyond any email you sent.
Changes
This policy may change as the site adds features. The date at the top reflects the most recent revision.