Updated On: 14 January, 2023

 

Please be advised that:

 

• All email communications from JE Ltd will be sent from an address ending in “@jhuthisenterprisesltd.com”
• JE Ltd and its partners will not ask job applicants to send information to an address other than one ending with “@jhuthisenterprisesltd.com” extension.
• JE Ltd and its partners do not outsource any part of their employee or consultant recruitment process to any organization or agency,
• All positions for which JE Ltd is currently recruiting are posted on https://jhuthisenterprisesltd.com/vacancies
• JE Ltd will not conduct job interviews via email or instant messaging, and
• JE Ltd will never ask job applicants for a fee, payment, or other monetary transaction.

JE Ltd and its affiliates take misuse of their names and logos extremely seriously, and we will be working with the appropriate legal authorities to identify and address any such fraudulent schemes. JE Ltd will not be responsible for any loss, whether monetary or otherwise, which may result from these fraudulent schemes. By making you aware of this, we hope to avoid—and ultimately stop—individuals falling for scams using JE Ltd’s name.

If you are contacted by someone who you suspect may not be appropriately representing JE Ltd, please contact us at info@jhuthisenterprisesltd.com or via other methods listed at https://www.jhuthisenterprisesltd.com/contact/

 

What Is This Fraudulent Recruitment?

Recruitment fraud is a sophisticated fraud offering fictitious job opportunities via various means, including legitimate online services, bogus websites, and unsolicited emails. These offers – which falsely claim to be from JE Ltd – are intended to obtain personal data and/or payment from unsuspecting individuals.

This Is How You Identify Such Fraud’s:

The perpetrators often ask recipients to complete bogus recruitment documents, such as application forms, terms and conditions of employment, or visa forms.

• The email does not come from an official “@jhuthisenterprisesltd.com” extension and instead may be from an unrelated—but possibly similar-looking—domain or free email service.
• The email message may be unprofessional in its wording, spelling, and grammar.
• There is an early request for personal information such as address, date of birth, CV, passport details, or banking details.
• Candidates are requested to contact other companies and/or individuals such as lawyers, bank officials, travel agencies, courier companies, or visa/immigration processing agencies.
• The offer of employment includes requests for payment of fees, whether up front or later in the recruitment or on-boarding process.
• The perpetrators may offer to pay a percentage of the fees requested and ask the candidate to pay the remaining amount.
• There is an insistence on urgency for the applicant to act on the correspondence received.

This Is What You Can And Cannot Do:

DO THESE:

• Save messages from the perpetrator for further investigation if necessary.
• Save the original subject line, complete headers, and complete message content.
• Send an email to info@jhuthisenterprisesltd.com to advise us of this activity. This email should include the following three items:

1. The original email
2. The original subject line. Please do not change or modify the subject line of the message you received.
3. The complete email headers.

• If you come across what you believe is a fraudulent online job posting for JE Ltd, please forward the link to info@jhuthisenterprisesltd.com
• JE Ltd will not be responsible for any loss, whether monetary or otherwise, which may result from these fraudulent schemes, but you might consider contacting your local law enforcement and any financial institution involved in any monetary transactions made at the request of the scammers to report the fraud.

 

DO NOT DO THESE:

• Respond to unsolicited business propositions and/or offers of employment from people with whom you are unfamiliar.
• Disclose your personal or financial details to anyone you do not know.
• Send any money. JE Ltd does not ask for money transfers or payments of any kind from applicants to secure a job, either as an employee or consultant.
• Engage in further communication if you believe the communications may be fraudulent.
• Click on any links in the email, open any attachments to the message, or reply to or contact the senders in any way.