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Wolverine Worldwide is committed to a safe and transparent recruitment experience. Unfortunately, recruitment fraud is on the rise. This happens when unauthorized individuals pretend to be our recruiters to collect sensitive personal information or money. These scammers may mimic our branding, use unofficial email addresses, or send fake job offers that promise employment in exchange for fees or personal details.


Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself:


Frequently Asked Questions

How can I spot recruitment fraud?

  • Check the email address. Legitimate emails from Wolverine Worldwide come from official domains like wwwinc.com. Be cautious of messages from free or unrelated domains.
  • Look for a job ID. Every job posting from Wolverine Worldwide includes a 9-digit ID number (e.g., 202510XXX), regardless of the brand.
  • Be alert to unusual requests. We will never ask for sensitive personal information such as bank details, Social Security numbers, or payment at any point in the hiring process.
  • Pay attention to how the message is written. Poor grammar, spelling mistakes, or inconsistent formatting can be signs that the message isn’t from our Talent Acquisition team.

 

What information does Wolverine Worldwide collect during hiring?

  • We collect only what’s necessary. This includes your resume, contact information, and professional background. All applications go through our official portal, Workday.
  • We do not collect sensitive data. You’ll never be asked for financial details, government issued ID numbers, or any kind of payment.

 

What should I do if I think I've encountered recruitment fraud?

  • Avoid responding. If something feels off, don’t reply or share any personal or financial information.
  • Report the incident. Forward any suspicious messages to our verified recruitment team at  talentacquisition@wwwinc.com. Your report helps us protect others.

 

Where can I find real job opportunities at Wolverine Worldwide?