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Business Report writes that the Department of Public Service and Administration (DPSA) has warned the public of over 50 job scams falsely claiming to be from the department.
DPSA director-general Yoliswa Makhasi advised that the adverts for administrative clerks and government vacancies that were making the rounds on social media were fake, and the websites were not affiliated with the department. “The DPSA advises the public to be aware that, if they use third party websites, they might be exposed to phishing and breaches to their personal information,” said Makhasi. Here are seven things to look out for when looking for a job to avoid scams: (1) The recruiter asks for a payment; (2) Unprofessional communication; (3) Confidential information requested; (4) There is no contact information for the company; (5) Vague/ broad job description; (6) Being offered the job immediately; (7) Extremely high pay for a junior/mid level position.
- Read the full original of the report in the above regard by Xolile Mtembu at Business Report
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