2023-09-24 09:05:54
A Chinese woman was able to collect large sums of money and buy a luxury apartment in the city of Shanghai, by working 16 different jobs at the same time, for at least 3 years, but without performing any task at all for the benefit of her employers, according to what was reported. Local reports.
Chinese media explained that Guan Yu (a pseudonym) manipulated about 16 employers to obtain monthly wages from them for 3 years, without actually performing any service for them.
According to investigations, that woman and her husband, who is also a suspect in the case, kept a very careful record of her employers, her assumed position in each company, the date she started working for each of them, and the bank account details for each job.
It seems that this woman was very clever, because she succeeded in deceiving employers for a relatively long time, to the point that she bought an expensive apartment in Shanghai.
Guan was very busy in her constant search for jobs in companies, as whenever she would conduct several job interviews at the same time, under the pretext that she was an intermediary who found jobs for other people in exchange for a commission, however, she kept most of the jobs for herself, and if she lost a job in an organization, she would find compensation. There are many opportunities in other places.
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Last January, her fraudulent plans began to unravel when one of her former employers found a resignation letter from her in an online work group.
Liu Jian, the owner of a technology company, had hired Guan and 7 other people as sales representatives, but fired them after a 3-month probationary period because they did not make any sales.
After some time, Guan made the mistake of sending her resignation letter to another company, and several online work groups, where Jian was a member of one of these groups, only to realize that Guan was working for another company while she was working full-time at his company.
After conducting some investigations, the man contacted the police to report the fraud he had been subjected to, and the investigations then revealed a large-scale fraud dating back at least 3 years.
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Ironically, Guan was arrested during an interview for a new job, and it turned out that she had 16 jobs at the time of her arrest, not to mention kickbacks from the people she helped get jobs.
According to Chinese media, this type of job fraud is a major problem in China, with hundreds of “specialized groups” said to be performing jobs for different employers at the same time.
These scammers have training in conducting interviews and have a good resume, but they are only interested in getting free salaries.
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