暑期来临，大学生纷纷寻找兼职机会以增加社会经验并赚取零花钱。然而，一些不法公司利用学生求职心切，以“高薪”、“日结”为幌子，要求学生支付各种费用，如“制作工牌”、“服务费”等，实为骗取钱财。
近日，中国青年报·中青网记者调查发现，一些公司通过网络平台发布虚假兼职信息，吸引学生线下面试，并以此为由向学生收取费用。例如，有公司声称“电影院检票、扫码，300元一天”，但实际上却要求学生支付480元“制作工牌的费用”，才能推荐其他工作。
记者注册了兼职平台账号，随机投递了几个岗位，发现招聘方提供的岗位与描述不符，且要求支付费用。两名工作人员表示，工作前只需参加一次面试，但实际面试地点却与其他公司共用同一办公室，且面试内容涉及个人隐私，并要求支付200元费用。
企查查数据显示，涉及的两家公司注册地址分别为北京市密云区和海淀区，但面试地点却在朝阳区。这种行为不仅侵犯了学生的合法权益，也扰乱了正常的就业市场秩序。
提醒广大学生，寻找兼职时应通过正规渠道，避免支付任何形式的费用。如遇诈骗行为，应及时向警方报案。同时，相关部门也应加强监管，打击非法兼职中介，保护学生利益。
英语如下：
News Title: “Summer Vacation Part-Time Jobs: A Scam or a Real Opportunity?”
Keywords: Part-Time Job Scams, Charges for Employment, College Students
News Content: As summer approaches, college students are actively seeking part-time job opportunities to gain social experience and earn extra money. However, some unscrupulous companies take advantage of students’ eagerness to find employment by using high pay and immediate payment as bait, requiring students to pay various fees such as “making a name tag” and “service fees,” which are essentially a means to defraud.
Recently, a reporter from China Youth Daily/CYOU.com.cn found that some companies post fake part-time job information on online platforms to attract students for offline interviews, and then charge them for the interview. For example, a company claimed to pay 300 yuan per day for ticket checking and scanning at movie theaters, but actually demanded students pay 480 yuan for a “name tag fee” before they could be recommended for other work.
The reporter registered a part-time job platform account and randomly applied for several positions, only to find that the jobs offered were not in line with the descriptions and required payment of fees. Two staff members claimed that an interview was only required before work, but the actual interview location was the same office as another company and involved personal privacy questions, along with a requirement to pay a 200 yuan fee.
According to data from Qicha.com, the registered addresses of the two companies involved were in the Miyun and Haidian districts of Beijing, but the interview locations were in the Chaoyang district. This behavior not only infringes on the students’ legal rights and interests but also disrupts the normal employment market order.
A warning to all students: when looking for part-time jobs, use legitimate channels and avoid paying any form of fees. If you encounter fraudulent activities, report them to the police immediately. At the same time, relevant departments should strengthen supervision and crack down on illegal part-time job intermediaries to protect students’ interests.
【来源】http://www.chinanews.com/sh/2024/08-09/10265940.shtml
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