The Dark Side of Staffing: How Jeremy Hare Scammed His Employees and Clients

In today's world, the temptation to commit fraud and deceit for financial gain has become all too common. The story of Jeremy Hare, the former president of a staffing company in New Jersey, is a prime example of this unfortunate reality. Hare was recently sentenced to 36 months in prison for defrauding a commercial finance lending company out of over $400,000. But his criminal activities did not stop there. Reports indicate that he and his wife, Rachel Tapscott, have been involved in several lawsuits related to their staffing agencies, including allegations of wage theft and discrimination. In this blog, we will take a closer look at Hare's fraudulent activities and their impact on his victims, including his employees and clients.

Recently, Jeremy Hare, the president of a staffing company called Apollo Search Partners LLC, was sentenced to 36 months in prison for defrauding a commercial finance lending company out of more than $400,000. This fraudulent activity took place between June and August 2017, during which time Hare submitted invoices for individuals who were never actually staffed and included hours that were never worked. The lending company has not received reimbursement for that funding to date, and Hare has been ordered to pay $411,838 in restitution, in addition to his prison sentence and three years of supervised release.

This is not the only fraudulent activity that Hare has been involved in. There have also been reports of how he scammed and treated his Filipino employees when they asked for payment for the work they had done from December 2022 to the first week of February. He claimed that their money was being held by the popular money transfer app WISE and that it was out there in cyberspace. However, according to an informant, Hare filed a dispute and gathered back the double payments he had paid to the employees in December.

Furthermore, it has been reported that Hare laid off all his Filipino employees and promised to give them a separation pay in 30 days, but former employees who had been laid off before claimed that this never happened. This fraudulent behavior is not limited to Hare alone but also extends to his wife, Rachel Tapscott, who owns and operates Staf24/7 LLC with him.

It is worth noting that Hare's fraudulent behavior did not stop at financial crimes. In 2018, he was arrested for assaulting his wife, Rachel Tapscott, and charged with domestic violence. This incident reportedly took place in their home in Philadelphia, and Tapscott suffered bruises and a black eye.

It is important for future employees and possible clients to be aware of these fraudulent actions by Hare and Tapscott and to avoid transacting with them if they do not want to be involved in any lawsuits. As this post serves to raise awareness, it will be taken down once Hare settles all payments owed to his former employees.

The case of Jeremy Hare and his fraudulent activities highlight the serious consequences that can come with white-collar crimes. Beyond the financial losses suffered by the commercial finance lending company, Hare's actions had a direct impact on his own employees, who were left without pay and benefits they had rightfully earned. It is important to remember that such fraudulent activities not only harm individuals and businesses but also have a broader impact on society as a whole. As we strive for a fair and just society, it is crucial to hold individuals like Hare accountable for their actions and work towards preventing similar crimes from happening in the future.

Check out the Facebook page, "Fraudster Jeremy David Hare of Staf247," to witness the cruelty with which Jeremy Hare treated his Filipino staff when they asked for their rightful salary. The page provides a first-hand account of Hare's fraudulent and deceitful activities, shedding light on the injustices faced by his employees.

Credits to Facebook page, "Fraudster Jeremy David Hare of Staf247

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