Students Tell About Work Cheated: Candidates Were Cheated 400 Yuan Clothing Fees

Since the start of "sunshine worker action", it has been popular among students. Many college students call the hotline to express their hope to participate in this activity. At the same time, some college students tell about their past experience of being cheated, and remind the students to guard against all kinds of traps when they work in summer.

Trap 1: apply first. Costumes Equal cost

20, Shandong University student Xiao Su called our hotline to tell reporters about their experience of being cheated. Last October, she saw a recruitment message on the Internet, saying that a catering company recruited staff to work 6 hours a day, with a monthly salary of 1500 yuan. After she went to the interview, the company asked her to pay 400 yuan for clothing and promised to return it in a month.

After work, she found that "company" kept on. recruit Employees receive clothing fees in the name of her job, and her job is to assist them in the interview. Xiao Su proposed to resign and asked for a refund of 400 yuan. However, the company manager not only does not refund money, but also intimidates and reprimand them. Helpless, Xiao Su had to give up the request for refund.

Trap two: quit in one or two days.

After the summer vacation this year, more than 100 students from Shandong University and Yantai University plan to work in the summer. After paying 220-250 yuan per person in a mobile intermediary agency, the agency promised to provide them with jobs, working 10 hours a day, with a monthly salary of 2000 yuan.

After paying the fees, intermediaries soon gave them jobs. When they got to the factory, they thought they were doing a good job, but what they didn't expect was that after one or two days, the factory dismissal them in the name of not taking short-term jobs.

Trap three: arrears and deductions

In May this year, a student of the Shandong Institute of political science and law worked for 9 days in a barbecue shop, saying that the good day's salary was 20 yuan, a total of 180 yuan. After working for a period of time, every time he asked for wages, the boss refused to pay with the excuse of no money. Finally, he got paid after many requests.

Xiao Zhang, a sophomore at Shandong Normal University's foreign language college, recently saw a job interview on the Internet. He wanted a part-time translator. He didn't need to go to work. However, when he sent the content of the translation, he was told that it could not be used. But he told reporters whether they were useless or not.