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Be cautious when sharing sensitive information with potential employers. Legitimate employers usually don't ask for sensitive information early on in the hiring process. If a potential employer is requesting sensitive information early, it could be a red flag for potential fraud or identity theft. Make sure to thoroughly verify the legitimacy of the employer before sharing such details. Don't fall for fake job postings! #jobsearchtips

Hi everyone I am going to share one message for who post fake job alerts, kindly Stop Posting Fake Job Alerts Fake job alerts can cause significant harm, misleading job seekers, wasting their time, and potentially leading to identity theft or financial scams. Harm Caused by a Fake Job alert 🚨 1. Wasted Effort:- Job seekers spend valuable time applying for non-existent positions. 2. Emotional Stress:- False hopes lead to6 frustration and disappointment. 3. Financial Scams:- Fraudulent alerts may solicit money for applications, training, or personal information. 4. Identity Theft: - Personal information shared in applications can be misused. #alerts #fakejobs #posts #datacause #wastageoftime

🚨 Beware of Job Scams During the Holidays! 🚨 🔍 After posting fake job listings, scammers move swiftly. They might offer you the job and request personal details like your driver’s license, Social Security, or bank account number under the guise of "employment paperwork." 📑 But beware, sharing this info could lead to identity theft. Stay informed and share this post to keep your friends and family safe. Read More: https://lnkd.in/gZQfuSQx #JobScams #HolidaySafety #StayInformed

⚠️ Hiring Fraud Cheat Sheet ⚠️ Following our release of the UK's first guide on tackling hiring fraud, we are delighted to bring you an update next Thursday on all things hiring fraud. Join us at our next FREE webinar on Thursday 18th April (1pm-2pm) as we take a deep dive into the world of fraud in hiring, with former Met Police identity expert Gavin Burton and fraud expert Robert Brooker. What better way to protect your organisation from fraudsters? You can register on by clicking here: https://lnkd.in/e52d3t7h #PioneeringHiring #HiringFraud #IdentityFraud #Webinar

Join us next week as spotlight the emerging trends in Hiring Fraud & give you the tools which you need to stay ahead of the fraudsters!

Scammers are shameless and have gone as far as using our names and brands to attempt to collect people's information. Here are some tips to make sure you know how to protect yourself. All of our contact info for our team is available on our website and individual social media channels, when in doubt, double check, or better yet, call us!

As we see an uptick in fraudulent job opportunities, it's important to learn how you can detect those scams and how to protect yourself. Our partner, LRO Staffing, shares some great tips in their recent blog post.

Job scams are increasingly prevalent, necessitating heightened vigilance among job seekers. Ranging from counterfeit job listings to deceptive offers that coax unwitting applicants into divulging sensitive information, these scams pose a significant threat and potential identity theft. The following article elucidates key indicators to watch for and strategies to safeguard oneself against fraudulent employment schemes. https://lnkd.in/gTKXJZ-M

These days you need fraud protection when applying to jobs. From 2019 to 2023, reported cases of “business and job opportunity” fraud nearly tripled from about 38,000 to 107,000, and last year it added up to a total of $490.7 million lost. 😧 #JobScams #EmploymentFraud #lookingforwork #jobs

Recognize and report scams. Safety tips for your job search: While in your job search, keep an eye out for these signs of potential fraud and consider reporting jobs that: 1.- Ask for payment, your account credentials, or other highly sensitive personal data. Legitimate employers never require payment. 2.- Claim to be high paying for little work. 3.- Give job offers after one remote interview. This is rare, so research the employer and job poster thoroughly. Learn More: - The Internet Crime Complaint Center (https://www.ic3.gov/) monitors and reports different types of scams you could encounter. - The Federal Trade Commission (https://consumer.ftc.gov/) investigates fraud and protects consumers. You can also report job scams to the FTC (https://lnkd.in/dEfQAdpV). - Interpol (https://lnkd.in/dApn7bg4) works as a global organization to help individuals who are a victim of a crime committed by someone from another country. Source: LinkedIn. https://lnkd.in/dYK7cJ56 https://lnkd.in/dKvYiBBF #linkedin #WeAreHiring #JobOffering #JobOpenings #joboffer #jobalert #job #jobopportunity #jobseekers #hiring #career #jobsearch #interview #resume #resumetips #interviewprep #opentowork #Recruitment #CareerDevelopment