University Health Network
R. Fraser Elliott Building, 1st Floor
190 Elizabeth St.
Toronto, ON
M5G 2C4
Canada
EMPLOYER: University Health Network
Dear Applicant,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT LETTER
Thank you for your resume (application) to our company (University Health Network), the hiring committee have made a review of your resume and have considered hiring you for your service. Attached to this e-mail is an Interview Form containing some questions which the management would like you to answer. Do reply to the question and send it back to us.
Again, thank you for considering University Health Network as an employer. We wish you success in your future endeavors.
University Health Network
R. Fraser Elliott Building, 1st Floor
190 Elizabeth St.
Toronto, ON
M5G 2C4
Canada
University Health Network
R. Fraser Elliott Building, 1st Floor
190 Elizabeth St.
Toronto, ON
M5G 2C4
Canada
EMPLOYER: University Health Network
Dear Applicant,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT LETTER
Thank you for your resume (application) to our company (University Health Network), the hiring committee have made a review of your resume and have considered hiring you for your service. Attached to this e-mail is an Interview Form containing some questions which the management would like you to answer. Do reply to the question and send it back to us.
Again, thank you for considering University Health Network as an employer. We wish you success in your future endeavors.
University Health Network
R. Fraser Elliott Building, 1st Floor
190 Elizabeth St.
Toronto, ON
M5G 2C4
Canada
100% of all job offers by email, fax, phone, & text are fake. Everyone of them. Is it a scam?
(1) The salary & benefits are too high for the job.
(2) I am not qualified for the job, but they are offering it to me.
(3) The job is in Canada, but I'm in another country.
(4) They are asking for money up front for (training/material/visa/etc.)
(5) They want my banking, and personal information
(6) I'm being asked to send money by a wire transfer (Western Union, MoneyGram, etc.)
(7) They use free web based email address' (gmail, yahoo, accountant, etc.)
(8) The company is real, but there is no person there by the name given to me.
(9) They want me to do a job interview by web chat.
In addition to the errors in grammar and spelling I would very hesitant to open that attachment since it may contain malware. Asky yourself this question: Did you send them a resume? If the answer is no, then this is a fake E mail. In addition this is from the UHN official website:
Please be advised we are aware that a few people from outside of Canada have received email(s) from someone claiming to be from University Health Network. These emails request additional personal information. These emails are NOT from University Health Network nor are they from anyone representing University Health Network. It is not the practice of University Health Network to ask for additional information via email, or to extend the offer of a job without first conducting a proper interview and recruitment process. It is not necessary to bring these emails to our attention. They should be immediately deleted by anyone receiving them.
Thanks for the post. One thing I forgot to mention is the process for a foreign worker getting a job in Canada. The rules are VERY clear. If, and only if, a suitable worker cannot be found in Canada. One of my favorite job scam posts is the job at a Banff, Alberta hotel, washing dishes, for $20.00 an hour. Can I have that job?. . . Can I have that job first!