IPS recruiters will always contact you using an email format of support@it-prosolution.com.

If you have received suspicious inquiries from “representatives of IPS” that include any of the items listed below regarding job opportunities, this is likely fraudulent activity.

Signs of Fraudulent Job-Related Activity

• Messages coming from or appearing to be a personal email or instant message account (e.g., AOL, FaceTime, Gmail, Hangouts, Hotmail, iCloud, Skype, Yahoo, etc.)
• Requests for Social Security Number, financial information, or other sensitive personal information
• Failure to provide a clear or accurate job description, including a specific job location
• “Get rich quick” language
• Requests to cash fraudulent checks and monetary transfers

Recommended Steps to Take When Subjected to Job-Related Fraud

• Immediately suspend interactions with the fraudulent party.
• Report this activity to the Competition Bureau Canada, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), or the Complaint Team through your county legal system.
• If you have lost money, report it to your local law enforcement.

Note: The best way to apply for jobs at IPS or its affiliated subsidiaries is via our careers site at https://www.ips-careers.com