Employment Fraud & Brand Impersonation Notice

Beware of Recruitment Scams and Brand Impersonation

Reliance Matrix has been made aware of fraudulent recruiting activity by individuals or organizations falsely claiming to represent our company. Scammers may use official-sounding domain names, email addresses, social media accounts, or websites designed to resemble Reliance Matrix.

In some cases, scammers may contact job seekers, conduct interviews through email questionnaires, and extend fraudulent job offers for positions that do not exist.

To help protect yourself:

• All legitimate Reliance Matrix employment opportunities are posted on our official Careers website.
• Reliance Matrix recruiters and hiring managers communicate using official company email addresses (@rsli.com or @reliancematrix.com).
• We will not extend an offer of employment without first conducting a live video or in-person interview.
• Reliance Matrix will never ask candidates to pay fees, purchase equipment, transfer money, or provide banking or other sensitive financial information as a condition of employment.

Protect Yourself

If a communication or job opportunity claiming to be from Reliance Matrix seems suspicious, do not provide personal information or payment. Contact [email protected] to verify that it is legitimate.

Reporting Fraudulent Activity

If you believe you have been contacted by someone fraudulently representing Reliance Matrix, discontinue communication with the individual or organization and report the incident.

The Federal Trade Commission provides resources to help job seekers spot job scams. You can also report suspected fraud through ReportFraud.ftc.gov.

Reliance Matrix takes recruitment fraud seriously and works to help protect job seekers and our brand from fraudulent activity.