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Beware of job offer scams, warns Stanger company

Sundraj has urged people to report such fake job offers to their free and anonymous tip-off line at 0800 20 48 39 or email metair@tip-offs.com.

Stanger-based manufacturer of wiring harnesses for the automotive industry business, Hesto Harnesses is warning the public of fake job offers at their company which surfaced online.

Hesto’s human resources officer, Anneline Sundraj said the company did not advertise through social media platforms such as Facebook, nor do they make use of agents or runners.

“We do not accept money for jobs nor condone sexual favours. We believe in fair and transparent recruitment processes,” she said.

Sundraj has urged people to report such fake job offers to their free and anonymous tip-off line at 0800 20 48 39 or email metair@tip-offs.com.

Umhlali Saps communications officer, Captain Vinny Pillay said job seekers should do their best to verify offers and not make payments of any kind to secure positions at companies.


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