Urgent Warning from the Ministry of Labour: Beware of Fraudulent Job Pages
Published
The Ministry of Labour has issued an urgent warning to job seekers in Egypt, asking them to be cautious of certain online pages that use attractive job titles to lure victims. The ministry also published a video explaining this warning.
These pages are widespread on social media platforms and promise easy job opportunities and high salaries. Some of them ask the person to pay an amount of money first in exchange for getting the job, or ask them to send their personal data and photos of official documents. These are well-known methods used by scammers to obtain people's money or information.
To protect yourself from these tricks, it is recommended to verify any job advertisement before applying for it. You can search for the advertisement on the official websites of government entities or well-known companies. You should also never pay any fees in exchange for a job, and never share your bank card numbers or passwords with anyone.
Finally, the ministry calls on job seekers to deal cautiously with any offer that seems unrealistic. Vigilance and verifying sources are the best ways to avoid falling victim to fraud and financial loss.
Sources: مبتدا
More Egypt news
- KemetX summit in Egypt targets $5 billion for startups
- Al-Ayyat train collision sparks parliament debate on rail safety
- MSCI adds Telecom Egypt and drops Eastern Company from index
- Cairo Criminal Court Adds 35 Entities and 36 Individuals to Terrorism Lists
- Significant Drop in Gold Prices in Egypt as the Price Gap Widens
- Egypt Sees Notable Progress in Entrepreneurship and Investment Attraction for Startups
- vivo Egypt Plans to Deepen Local Smartphone Manufacturing
- Egypt's Under-17 National Team Begins Its African Qualifiers Campaign Against Tunisia