We’ve become aware of fraudulent job advertisements and messages that are impersonating Power Labor. These fake ads use our name, logo, and photos to deceive people into applying for jobs that don’t exist. We want you to know what’s happening, how to spot it, and what to do if you’ve been affected.
This is not your fault. Scammers target trusted companies precisely because their name carries credibility. We’re sharing this so you can protect yourself and so you know the real Power Labor would never ask for the things described below.
How to Spot a Fake Ad
A legitimate Power Labor hiring process will never do these things:
If a job offer asks for any of these, it is not from Power Labor.
Our Official Channels Only
When in doubt, verify before you act. These are the only official places to reach us:
- Website: powerlaborusa.com
- Facebook: facebook.com/PowerLaborUSA
- Instagram: instagram.com/powerlabor
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/power-labor-usa
- Phone: any office number listed on our Contact Us page
If you’re not sure a message is really from us, contact us directly through one of these channels before sharing any personal information.
If You’ve Been Affected
If you applied through a fake ad or shared information with someone impersonating us, here’s what to do:
- Contact your bank or credit card company right away if you made any payment, so you can dispute charges and protect your account.
- Report the scam to the Federal Trade Commission at reportfraud.ftc.gov.
- Report the fake ad to the platform where you saw it, so it can be removed.
- Notify us at fraud-reporting@powerlaborusa.com so we can track and address these pages.
We’re Here to Help
We take the protection of job seekers seriously and are actively working to identify and report these fraudulent pages. If you have any questions or aren’t sure whether a communication is from us, please reach out. We’re here to help you stay safe.