Is it true that there is an advertisement on TV to learn excavators for free?

Happy New Year, my friend! Uncle will answer for you: according to the regulations, advertising in TV stations must be approved by the labor department, including advertising words, which must be filed in the labor department. There are two points worth verifying: first, it is unrealistic to learn excavators for free, unless the transportation department urgently needs excavators to subsidize the training units; Second, the salary can't be so much at first, and it will be high if you get 3000; As for the labor contract, you can rest assured that you must sign it, otherwise it will violate the labor law. There are three ways to verify the authenticity of advertisements: first, call the TV station to ask whether the advertising words have been audited by the labor department; The second is to call the local labor department and ask them if they know the advertisement of this excavator apprentice; Third, call your provincial labor security hotline 12333 for consultation, and they will pursue the local labor department.