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    Recruitment fraud involves offering fake job opportunities through emails, online services like LinkedIn, fraudulent websites or text messages claiming to be from Hyatt hotels. The goal is typically to obtain personal information or money by requesting details and payments to process false applications. Incidents have occurred where individuals and organizations falsely claimed to recruit for Hyatt. People should not respond to unsolicited job offers from those claiming to work for or be affiliated with Hyatt and report any suspected fraud.

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    Recruitment fraud involves offering fake job opportunities through emails, online services like LinkedIn, fraudulent websites or text messages claiming to be from Hyatt hotels. The goal is typically to obtain personal information or money by requesting details and payments to process false applications. Incidents have occurred where individuals and organizations falsely claimed to recruit for Hyatt. People should not respond to unsolicited job offers from those claiming to work for or be affiliated with Hyatt and report any suspected fraud.

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    Recruitment fraud involves offering fake job opportunities through emails, online services like LinkedIn, fraudulent websites or text messages claiming to be from Hyatt hotels. The goal is typically to obtain personal information or money by requesting details and payments to process false applications. Incidents have occurred where individuals and organizations falsely claimed to recruit for Hyatt. People should not respond to unsolicited job offers from those claiming to work for or be affiliated with Hyatt and report any suspected fraud.

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    Recruitment fraud

    Recruitment fraud is a sophisticated fraud involving the offer of fictitious job opportunities. This kind of fraud is normally done through
    unsolicited emails, online recruitment services (sometimes even legitimate platforms such as LinkedIn), bogus websites and even text
    messages claiming to be from Hyatt or a Hyatt hotel. The aim of the fraud is typically to obtain personal information or money. Recruitment
    scams may involve offering fictitious job opportunities and requesting personal information and payments to process false applications.

    Incidents have occurred involving both individuals and organizations falsely claiming to recruit on behalf of Hyatt.

    We recommend that you do not respond to unsolicited offers of employment from people claiming to work for, or be affiliated with, Hyatt. If
    you believe you have received a fraudulent communication, please let us know and you may consider contacting your local police.

    Identifying Recruitment Fraud


    Perpetrators often ask recipients to complete fake recruitment documents, such as job applications, bank statements and/or visa/work permit
    forms.

    It is important to look for these key warning signs:


    • Requests for personal information, such as passport details and banking information.
    • Requests to contact other companies/individuals that you’re connected to (e.g., lawyers, bank officials, travel agencies, courier companies,
    visa/immigration processing agencies).
    • Requests for payment of a fee to process or assist with a job application.
    • An offer to pay a percentage of a fee requested if the candidate pays the remaining amount.
    • An urgent request for the applicant to take action on the correspondence or offer.

    What should I do?


     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 the Hyatt security team at [email protected] and include all relevant evidence, including job posting information and
    email communications.
     Consider contacting your local police or legal authority and provide them with all information you may have from the senders.

    DO NOT:
     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. Hyatt does not ask for money transfers or payments from applicants to secure an application, interview or a job, either as
    an employee or as a contractor.
     Engage in further communication if you believe the communications may be fraudulent.

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