I signed a part-time employment contract for a second-level construction engineer with a headhunting company. I would like to ask if this contract is legal.

First of all, your contract itself has very big loopholes. To put it simply, you have been cheated. Here are some of the more simple and obvious loopholes in this contract.

The contracting party of your part-time consulting contract, that is, Party A of this contract, should be the company with which you have agreed to require part-time consulting services, not a third-party intermediary agency. In the third item of the contract, Party B's obligation is to cooperate with the registered company rather than Party A of the contract. This means that Party A is not the one contracting with you for labor services. If the contracting party does not pay for the labor services, how will you deal with it? And judging from your current situation, it seems that this intermediary agency has not found a company willing to purchase your qualifications, which means that it has not found the Party A that should exist in your contract.

In short, you have a lot of troubles to deal with, so you are angry and stop writing. If you have any questions, please leave me a message. If you don’t go to Baidu often, you will always know Zhihu. This company that deceived you is not a clever thing. The fact that you were deceived only means that you are too lazy. If you can pass the second construction exam, can't you read the law? As a legal researcher, I feel very sad.

One last thing, won’t you report the loss? Also, when did our country’s official company seal include a business-specific seal? Does the contract become effective if Party A writes his name and phone number? How did you get deceived by such rubbish scammers and contracts? Never been to work? Compare it with your own labor contract! Are you jumping through a lot of common sense pitfalls? It makes you angry to see a client like you. Did you take his money? Did you give me a receipt? Is there any image data of the receipt? Find a lawyer who specializes in contracts. You can beat them to death for just a few bucks! Don’t be fooled and be careful when looking for a lawyer.