Florence follows a merit-based employee recruitment process with extensive screening steps. Florence does not charge or accept any amount of money from job seekers during the recruitment process.

We have seen an increase in recruitment fraud involving scammers who post fraudulent job openings or contact job seekers with fake job offers. These individuals may even conduct interviews in an attempt to obtain personal information or money. We have been told that certain individuals claiming to be from Florence are contacting prospective candidates with job offers. If you receive any unsolicited or fraudulent communication regarding a job offer or an interview,  you should suspect that this is a scam. At a minimum, you should check the Florence website (https://florencehc.com) to verify the authenticity of the open position.

Disclaimer: How to identify Recruitment Fraud

• We will never request money for the opportunity to apply or work for the company.
• Our hiring process always involves at least one interview (virtual or in-person).
• We will not request an interview via any instant messaging application.
• The Florence recruitment team communicates from email addresses with the domain “@florencehc.com”. Unfortunately, scammers also may be able to fraudulently display the sent email domain address as “@florencehc.com”. However, receiving emails will be possible only with the legitimate domain. Generic email addresses (Gmail, Yahoo, etc.) are likely to come from a scammer.
• We do not request or require personal information such as bank account details, tax forms or credit card information as part of the recruitment process.

If you believe you have been a victim of a recruitment fraud, we recommend that you follow the FTC’s instructions on how to report job scams:

Report Job Scams to the FTC

We have no responsibility or liability for unauthorized or fraudulent job-related communications. We encourage job seekers to exercise caution and stay alert for possible scams.