Employment Frauds

Fraudulent organizations may advertise unpaid internships with promises of experience and exposure but without delivering on those promises or providing any actual learning opportunities.

Scammers may offer training programs, claiming they are necessary for securing a job, and charge fees for these programs. However, the training may be substandard

Scammers may promise individuals a job and ask for an upfront payment or salary advance before the employment begins, only to vanish after receiving the

Fraudsters may advertise remote work opportunities, asking job seekers to pay fees or purchase equipment upfront, only to disappear after the payment is made.

Fraudulent recruitment agencies may promise job placements abroad or within the country, requiring payment for services and visas, only to disappear once the payment is

Job seekers may be asked to pay fees for job applications, interviews, or background checks, with the promise of employment afterward. Legitimate employers typically do

Employers may misrepresent job responsibilities, salary, or working conditions in their job postings to attract candidates but without any intention of delivering on these promises.

Individuals may fall victim to identity theft during the application process, with scammers using stolen personal information to commit various forms of fraud.

Scammers may create fake job postings, websites, or advertisements offering lucrative positions with the intention of deceiving individuals into paying upfront fees or providing personal

Fraudulent job agencies may present themselves as legitimate placement services, charging fees for finding employment but failing to deliver on their promises.

Individuals may fall prey to scams offering fake degrees or certificates, claiming they are necessary for certain jobs or promotions.

Scammers may create fake companies, complete with websites and contact information, to deceive job seekers into believing they are applying to legitimate organizations.

Scammers may claim to facilitate the processing of employment visas for overseas jobs, demanding fees and personal information, but ultimately providing no actual job opportunities.

Scammers may organize fake job fairs or events, collecting fees from attendees under the guise of connecting them with potential employers.