Recruitment Fraud Alert

Please be aware that there have been instances of fraudulent hiring outreach and job offers in our industry. Identity thieves can pose as Company employees attempting to steal personal information from job seekers. They visit job-related websites and invite applicants to online chats attempting to obtain bank account information, personal identification numbers, or payment to complete the interview or hiring process. Affini-T will never ask for personal financial information during any step of the interview or offer process. Further, Affini-T will never charge candidates a fee as part of the recruitment process. If you get an unexpected invitation to interview with Affini-T, you should check our website at www.affinittx.com where we will always post our open positions. If you receive an unexpected offer of employment from someone claiming to work for Affini-T, we suggest you do not engage in any correspondence, click on any hyperlinks, or open any attachments. Carefully check the email address of any recruiting correspondence. Recruiting correspondence from Affini-T will always have an @affinittx.com email address and you should consider any variation of our domain or addition of a public domain (Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook) as fraudulent. If you believe you have been the victim of a recruitment fraud scam, contact the FBI Internet Crimes Complaint Center at www.IC3.gov or your local FBI field office which you can find online at www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices to file a complaint. To learn how to protect yourself from recruitment fraud, review the public service announcement from the FBI Crime Complaint Center at https://www.ic3.gov/PSA/2020/PSA200121.