Is it reliable not to pay the clothing deposit on the job?

People who don't work hard are generally unreliable.

What are the recruitment scams:

The first is "conference fee" recruitment fraud.

After the criminal suspect tricked the job seeker into interviewing, he collected money or promised to pay a deposit in the name of paying clothing fees and medical examination fees before going to work. After the applicant pays the fee, the swindler either gets out quickly or finds an excuse not to arrange work for the victim. Finally, people went to the building and there was no news.

Second, "monitoring interview" recruitment fraud:

Liars often publish false news in the name of high-end hotels and service places in urgent need of employees and generous treatment, and then the victims cheat to some high-end places in the name of interview, claiming that the interviewer has a "special identity" and must use monitoring equipment to interview. I often don't see the "interviewer", but I am told that the interview has passed. Then the swindler will ask the applicant to pay the deposit and medical examination fee. In the whole process, the swindler didn't meet the victim, but contacted him by phone and asked the victim to pay various fees by bank remittance. Once successful, the phone will be turned off immediately.

Third, "acquaintances help" recruitment fraud:

Liars often boast that they have a wide network of people and many relationships. They can help the victim find a "good" job through "relationships", but it takes money to clear the relationship. When the victim pays the money, the liar either escapes or the good job is far away.