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Fraudsters are looming jobseekers with fake employment offers online, authorities have warned.
The Abu Dhabi Police on Sunday said bogus recruitment agents are promising jobs at reputable companies to collect money and cheat those in desperate situations. "Fraudsters who advertise non-existent jobs on social media and fake websites are taking advantage of the current Covid-19 situation where many people have lost their jobs," said the police.
"The scammers, disguising themselves as recruitment agents, advertise jobs online claiming that they are recruiting for certain firms looking for workers," said officers.
"Jobseekers realise they were conned after not being able to secure jobs despite paying the agent's commission fees.
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