Help. Yesterday I went to Tianjin Jiayin Bar to apply for a part-time job. I was told to pay 300 clothing fee to work at the East Asia Hotel KTV! 30 yuan per hour. Is it true?

I have had the experience of being deceived. Now I would like to share this experience with you, so that people who want to find part-time jobs can be more vigilant. I also saw this recruitment advertisement on 58.com (going to the market, and other websites) Tianjin East Asia Catering Hotel (or KTV on the second floor of East Asia Hotel, or Tianjin East Asia Entertainment Business Hall, East Asia Catering and Entertainment Co., Ltd., etc.) Recruiting part-time waiters for Eleven, whose address is at the intersection of Kunming Road and Hanyang Road, Heping District, Tianjin. The interview took place on the second floor of the East Asia Hotel. In fact, this entertainment venue has nothing to do with the East Asia Hotel. If you don’t believe it, you can call 022-27838888 (customer service at the front office of the East Asia Hotel) to confirm. If you want to find a part-time job, don't go to this place. And I suggest that you don't go to any KTV that charges for any reason (management fees, clothing fees, quota reservation fees...), if the salary is so If it is higher, we will definitely not recruit in the part-time market. Full-time personnel are enough. Besides, if you look at Baidu or other places, the average salary of a KTV waiter is about 1,500. How can you work for several hours a day? You can earn 200~300 per class. You can also look at the remuneration in other industries. It cannot be that high. There is only one purpose for being so high, and that is temptation. If you are looking for a job, try to stay away from these entertainment venues. Most of these places are involved in gangs. After going there, you can't even guarantee your personal safety. When I was cheated (the word "blackmail" is more accurate) , the manager who came to me to "talk" told me: "Many disobedient waiters were driven away by me..." When I asked to take away my employment application form, he said, " You don’t have to worry about this, I have more than a thousand here..." (Think about how many people have been deceived!!!) When you saw the manager, you saw his size and tattoos. To be honest, I really don't want to stay in that place for another second. Also, even after you go there, you will be charged a so-called "red envelope". This is what I saw from Maopu (the URL will be attached later). If you don't hand in the red envelope, you will not be assigned a job. You may even be assigned tasks such as cleaning toilets. To sum up, anyone who wants to find a part-time job, especially college students during the National Day and May Day winter and summer vacations who want to use their own efforts to ease the financial burden on their families, must not be careful. No matter what the industry regulations are, as long as you charge before joining the job, no matter what the There are no reasons to refuse! ! ! You must take a good look at the labor laws. I am not joking. At least identify those who are scammers, so as not to end up not making any money and hurting yourself. Another thing that needs to be reminded is: Don’t be greedy for cheap, don’t believe that pie will fall from the sky, there are often bigger traps waiting for you behind. Now that I think about it, I still foolishly believed in the salary of 30 yuan/hour, and then calculated that I could earn nearly 2,000 yuan during this golden week. I was really stupid to the extreme. Well, I won’t go into details, I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

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This is a question from several other people on Baidu who are interested in going there (it has been confirmed that They didn’t go in the end):/question/287638698.html

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You can find it on Baidu Know that if you enter the keywords "Tianjin KTV part-time college students" in the search bar, there will be many experiences of people who have been deceived.