Ces démarches frauduleuses se réfèrent aux obligations d’évaluation des risques et demandent aux employeurs de communiquer la dernière vérification électrique et les 3 derniers feuillets mensuels des consommations électriques. Plus...
La prudence est requise face aux pratiques de certains fraudeurs pour obtenir des informations concernant les entreprises. Plus...
Actuellement sont signalés des messages électroniques émanant d’une adresse, inspection@direccte.travail.fr, ainsi que des courriers contrefaisant des signatures et des entêtes (notamment de la Direccte Ile-de-France) qui enjoignent les entreprises à communiquer des documents (vérification électrique, relevés de consommations) en se référant aux obligations d’évaluation des risques. Plus...
Dans différentes régions, des démarchages d’entreprises frauduleux ont été signalés à partir d’une adresse de courrier électronique de type « inspection@direccte-travail.fr ». Plus...
By Colleen Flaherty. Author of a recent academic scam faces disciplinary action by Portland State, for failing to alert his research review board before hoodwinking journal editors with outrageous articles. More...
By Scott Jaschik. University admitted that its business school submitting fabricated statistics for years to U.S. News. Students filed a class action. More...
By . The Court of Appeals has ruled that those accused of cheating in a 2014 investigation into two ETS test centres have the right to challenge the original ruling from within the UK. More...
By Claudia Civinini. International students in the UK are being targeted by scammers posing as Home Office agents demanding money for supposed immigration abuse issues, UKCISA has warned. More...
It’s never been easier for university students to cheat. We just need look to the scandal in 2015 that revealed up to 1,000 students from 16 Australian universities had hired the Sydney-based MyMaster company to ghost-write their assignments and sit online tests. More...
By Elizabeth Redden. Nine Japanese medical schools have manipulated entrance exams to favor men over women or give preference to relatives of alumni, a report by the education ministry found, according to The Japan Times. More...
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