• News
  • Business
  • Entertainment
  • Kantanka News
  • OilcityTadi
  • Lifestyle
  • Sports
  • Technology
Oilcitytoday
ADVERTISEMENT
  • News
    • Politics
    • West Africa
    • World
  • Business
  • Entertainment
    • OilcityTadi
    • Music
    • Media
  • Lifestyle
    • Mystery
  • Technology
    • Science
  • Sports
  • Kantanka Vehicles
No Result
View All Result
  • News
    • Politics
    • West Africa
    • World
  • Business
  • Entertainment
    • OilcityTadi
    • Music
    • Media
  • Lifestyle
    • Mystery
  • Technology
    • Science
  • Sports
  • Kantanka Vehicles
No Result
View All Result
Oilcitytoday
No Result
View All Result
Home News

Be wary of job recruitment scams – Jobberman CEO

Oilcitytoday by Oilcitytoday
13/01/2016
in News
0
Be wary of job recruitment scams – Jobberman CEO
0
SHARES
0
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterWhatsappGoogle
ADVERTISEMENT

RelatedPosts

READ MORE: Ghana government responds to viral video of 18 year old Technologist

READ MORE: Ghana government responds to viral video of 18 year old Technologist

20/02/2019

“IMF and USA set to ruin Ghana” — Former British Ambassador Craig Murray writes Read more

20/02/2019
Sir Alex Ferguson to manage Man Utd in Champions League

Sir Alex Ferguson to manage Man Utd in Champions League

20/02/2019

The CEO of Jobberman Ghana, Mr. Babajide Otoki, has cautioned jobseekers to be wary of recruitment scams when surfing the internet for job opportunities this year.

In a statement, Mr Otoki said during the early part of the year, organisations and companies recruit for certain positions.

This happens to be the time, where some unscrupulous individuals and recruitment scammers also try to take advantage of job seekers, he said.

Mr Otoki said: “Around this time of the year, earnest graduates and jobseekers looking to make an honest living are often preyed upon by sophisticated scammers luring them in with ‘easy job’ offers,” he said: adding, “job seekers must be careful not to let their desire to be employed cloud good caution and judgment, when browsing or applying for job opportunities.”

The Jobberman CEO admonished job seekers to be extra cautious and look out for jobs ads which have generic titles, as those jobs often do not require special training or licensing.

“Because most of these jobs do not often require any training, they appeal to a wide range of applicants, who fall prey in their quest to find something doing rather than staying unemployed”, he added.

He also cautioned job seekers to be very cautious of any job, which demands that applicants should share their personal information or hand over money, adding: “No job seeker should be made to pay money for applying a job or to facilitate the process for them to be interviewed for a job”.

Mr. Otoki suggested a number of ways people can protect themselves, when applying for jobs online:

1. Check out any job offer carefully. Don’t be taken in by wild claims or glowing testimonials. Type the company name plus ‘scam’ into an internet search engine. You may find reports from people who have been targeted by the same scam.

2. Be suspicious of online ads promoting the opportunity to work from home or offering fanciful remuneration packages – many of them are scams.

3. Do not pay money for job applications or for being shortlisted for a job vacancy.

4. Never use your bank account to transfer money to someone you don’t know.

5. Check the business website to make sure a job opening is posted there. If you’re still not sure, call the business to check on the position.

6. Always confirm the name of the company that has invited you for an Interview. Confirm that the venue of the interview indicated is the same as the hiring company or recruiting agency’s official address.

7. Be very cautious of any job that asks you to share personal information. Often scam artistes will ask for credit/debit card and bank account details. Providing your personal details exposes you to identity theft; as the “employer” can then use your information to perpetuate other crimes.

Related

Tags: Africa newsGhana newsglobal newsLatest Ghana newslatest global newslatest newslatest world newsNewsoilcitytoday ghanaOilcitytoday news crewwest african newsworld news
ADVERTISEMENT
Oilcitytoday

Oilcitytoday

Related Posts

READ MORE: Ghana government responds to viral video of 18 year old Technologist
News

READ MORE: Ghana government responds to viral video of 18 year old Technologist

by Oilcitytoday
20/02/2019
News

“IMF and USA set to ruin Ghana” — Former British Ambassador Craig Murray writes Read more

by Oilcitytoday
20/02/2019
Sir Alex Ferguson to manage Man Utd in Champions League
Football

Sir Alex Ferguson to manage Man Utd in Champions League

by Oilcitytoday
20/02/2019
Do you know how much I invested in Menzgold – Nana Kwaku Bonsam
Business

Do you know how much I invested in Menzgold – Nana Kwaku Bonsam

by Oilcitytoday
02/02/2019
Renault Considers Establishing Vehicle Assembly Plant In Ghana – Read More
Business

Renault Considers Establishing Vehicle Assembly Plant In Ghana – Read More

by Oilcitytoday
28/01/2019
Kantanka Automobile, Toyota Ghana, others compete for Gold Coast Excellence Awards
News

Kantanka Automobile, Toyota Ghana, others compete for Gold Coast Excellence Awards

by Oilcitytoday
27/01/2019

Follow Us

Facebooktwittergoogle_pluslinkedinrssyoutube

Like Us On Facebook

Like Us On Facebook
ADVERTISEMENT

Useful Links

  • News
  • Politics
  • West Africa
  • World

More News

  • Kantanka
  • Leaks
  • Mystery
  • Sports
  • Technology

Read More

  • Kantanka Automobile
  • Hitzjoint Media
  • Sarkcess Music
  • Ghana News
  • Webit Ghana
  • Home
  • Business
  • Sports
  • Entertainment
  • About Us
  • Disclaimer
  • Contact Us

© 2018 Oilcitytoday

No Result
View All Result
  • News
  • Business
  • Entertainment
  • Kantanka News
  • OilcityTadi
  • Lifestyle
  • Sports
  • Technology

© 2018 Oilcitytoday

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Fill the forms bellow to register

All fields are required. Log In

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
Like our interactive Facebook page close[x]
Oilcitytoday
Like our Facebook page