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City Of Joburg Warns Desperate Job-Seekers About Fake Job Advertisements

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PEARL RANTSEKENG

THE City of Joburg has warned job-seekers in Gauteng about the emergence of a job advertisement scam in the province.

This comes after a series of advertisements on Facebook called on jobs seekers to apply for available vacancies at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital.

The advert reads: “Baragwanath Academic Hospital vacancies available call Mr Molefe: 079 380 6416/+2712 5160 835”.

The city says it’s not the only one, but one of many all purporting to be offering jobs.

The common denominator in most of these adverts is that the jobs being offered are either in state-owned entities (SOEs) like Transnet or in government institutions like the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital, or the fire and traffic departments.

If you are not vigilant, according to city official Lucky Sindane, you will fall prey as these adverts form part of the well-crafted scams, giving the City of Johannesburg’s Group Forensics Investigating Services

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