Request a Demo

Beware of Job Offer Scams

We’ve seen a rise in phishing scams where cybercriminals claiming to represent Paylocity request an interview or even extend a job offer. If you are contacted about a position at Paylocity, take these steps to protect your personal information.

Phishing scams can come through email, text, or phone.

Look for these red flags:

  1. The email address is different from our legitimate address (name@mail.paylocity.com vs. name@paylocity.com).
  2. Your interview is supposedly with a Paylocity executive. 
  3. You’re asked to download an attachment and/or provide private information, such as your bank account. 
  4. You’re asked to pay a fee and/or offered money or reimbursement before or after your interview. 
  5. The sender insists on immediate action. 
  6. The email contains misspellings or grammatical errors.

What to Do If You Suspect a Phishing Scam

Suspicious Job Inquiry from Paylocity

If you receive a message related to employment with Paylocity and you are unsure whether it’s legitimate, please send details to talentacquisitionsupport@paylocity.com. We will reply within two business days.
 

Other Unusual Activity

If you receive a suspicious message claiming to be from Paylocity about payroll, employee-related activity, recruiting updates with other companies, or other sensitive information, do not respond. Instead, contact your HR or payroll administrator to verify its authenticity and safeguard your information.

We sincerely regret any damage caused by these cybercriminals that are beyond our control. Paylocity cannot be considered liable for any loss or inconvenience that results from these unauthorized persons and activities. If you suspect you’ve received a fraudulent job offer, please visit ReportFraud.ftc.gov or call the Federal Trade Commission at 1-877-382-4357 to report it.