新京报记者调查发现，廊坊地区存在黑劳务中介团伙以虚假招聘视频引流、分工明确的诈骗套路层层收费的违法行为[1]。这些中介在招聘视频中宣称蔬菜分拣工作"月综合薪资12000元、十小时工作"，但实际安排求职者从事搬运60至70斤重物品、每天12小时以上的工作[1]。求职者被层层收取一卡通费500元、意外保险费150元、车费100元、考勤服务费210元、照相费30元等费用，累计约千元[1]。
务工人员在被迫于7天内离职后，中介承诺7至15天全额退费但最终不兑现，还将受害者拉黑[1]。警方调查显示，该团伙分工明确，由网络业务员负责发布招聘视频、面试办公室收取费用、住宿安置点再次收费、专业退费人员负责诈骗[1]。中介使用的廊坊市捷荣物流有限公司、廊坊市隆途顺物流有限公司等公司印章的注册地址均为假地址或他人公司地址[1]。
经警方缜密侦查取证，6月26日警方集中收网，截至7月7日已对8名劳务中介人员刑事拘留[1]。多名受害者被骗金额从几百元至上千元不等[1]。律师指出，该团伙使用的试用期合同不合法、甲方主体信息缺失、中介收取一卡通费用违反劳动合同法[1]。
Authorities in Langfang have dismantled a fraudulent labor recruitment ring that used deceptive high-wage promotional videos to ensnare job seekers, subjecting them to hidden fees and grueling work conditions before refusing refunds.[1] According to investigators from Beijing News In-Depth, the criminal network operated with a clear division of labor: online workers posted fake job listings, office staff collected registration fees, accommodations personnel charged additional levies, and specialized operatives handled the refund scam.[1]
The recruitment advertisements promised vegetable sorting positions with a monthly salary of 12,000 yuan and ten-hour shifts, yet workers were actually assigned to move items weighing 60 to 70 pounds with twelve or more hours of daily labor.[1] Job applicants were systematically charged approximately 1,000 yuan in accumulated fees, including a bank card deposit of 500 yuan, accidental insurance of 150 yuan, transportation costs of 100 yuan, attendance service fees of 210 yuan, and photography charges of 30 yuan.[1] After workers were pressured to leave within seven days, the agencies promised full refunds within seven to fifteen days, a commitment they never honored; victims were subsequently blocked and blacklisted by the operators.[1]
Police investigation revealed that the fraudulent companies used registered seals bearing names such as Langfang Jierong Logistics Limited Company and Langfang Longtushun Logistics Limited Company, yet their listed business addresses were either fabricated or belonged to other entities.[1] Between June 26 and July 7, 2024, authorities conducted coordinated enforcement operations resulting in the criminal detention of eight individuals suspected of fraud.[1] Victims reported losses ranging from several hundred to over one thousand yuan each.[1] Legal experts noted that the trial employment contracts violated labor law provisions, lacked proper identification of the employing entity, and violated statutes prohibiting labor agencies from charging workers bank card fees.[1]
