Recruitment Fraud Awareness
Protect Yourself From Fraudulent Job Offers
Individuals may falsely represent Neogen or its employees in an attempt to obtain money or sensitive personal or financial information from job seekers. These communications may appear to be legitimate job postings, interview invitations, recruiting messages, or employment offers.
We encourage anyone considering a career with Neogen to carefully verify employment-related communications and be cautious of suspicious requests.
How to Recognize Legitimate Neogen Recruitment
When communicating with Neogen about an employment opportunity, keep the following in mind:
- Neogen will never ask you to pay for a job opportunity. We do not request application fees, interview fees, financial contributions, or other payments as a condition of applying, interviewing, or receiving an employment offer.
- Neogen will not request your banking or financial account information during the recruitment or selection process.
- Recruitment emails from Neogen employees will come from an official @neogen.com email address. Be cautious of email addresses or websites designed to look similar to Neogen's official domain.
- Be cautious of unsolicited or unexpected employment communications, particularly if you are being pressured to act quickly, provide sensitive information, or send money.
Warning Signs of Recruitment Fraud
A communication claiming to represent Neogen may be fraudulent if someone:
- Requests payment, fees, gift cards, purchases, or financial contributions related to an employment opportunity.
- Requests banking or other sensitive financial information during recruitment.
- Contacts you from an email address that does not end in @neogen.com while claiming to be a Neogen employee or recruiter.
- Pressures you to provide information or take action unusually quickly.
- Sends you an unexpected job offer or employment opportunity that seems suspicious.
- Directs you to unfamiliar websites, email addresses, or communication channels while claiming to represent Neogen.
What to Do if You Receive a Suspicious Communication
If you receive a message or job offer that you believe may be fraudulent:
- Do not send money or make a payment.
- Do not provide banking information or other sensitive financial details.
- Do not rely solely on contact information provided in the suspicious communication.
- Verify the opportunity through Neogen's official website and Careers page.
- Report suspected fraud to the appropriate law enforcement, consumer protection authority, or the platform where you encountered the fraudulent posting or communication.
Verify Neogen Opportunities
If you are unsure whether an employment opportunity is legitimate, visit Neogen's official Careers page and review current opportunities through our official recruitment channels.
Remember:
Neogen will never request payment as part of the recruitment process, and legitimate recruitment emails from Neogen employees will originate from an @neogen.com email address.
Our Commitment to Candidates
Neogen takes the integrity of our recruitment process seriously. Individuals conducting fraudulent recruitment activities or impersonating Neogen are not affiliated with or acting on behalf of Neogen.
We encourage candidates to remain vigilant, protect their personal and financial information, and verify questionable employment communications before responding.