Airline Express

The company advertises airline job opportunities in various newspapers. This company does not actually hire anyone, nor does it work on behalf of airlines. Their actual business is selling general information on airline jobs. Their advertising falsely implies consumers who respond will become airline employees. Complaints about similiar services allege; the advertised employment was unavailable or that jobs were non-existent, that listed companies did not exist or did not provide permission for publication, and that the advertising was misleading about the availability or earnings potential. California Law requires that any company offering a job listing service, register and post a $10,000 surety bond with the California Secretary of State. These companies are also required to provide you with a written contract which includes; basic company information, fees charged, description of services, explanation of your three-day cancellation rights, and refund rights. Any fees must be refunded if the company fails to provide at least three employment opportunities within seven business days after signing the contract. If you fail to obtain employment within 90 days, you are entitled to a refund less $25 and it must be paid within 10 days or they must pay twice the amount. The law also perscribes that these companies must have written permission of the employer, verified within 4 days of printing, that they are able to refer jobseekers that meet specifications. For a complete report on this subject, select the Topics of Interest employment section of our website at www.labbb.org. This company has been illegally advertising their website address as www.avjobs.com. The web address belongs to Airline Employment Assistance Corps. which is not associated with this company.