Job seekers beware: The government warns that any 'pay-to-get-hired' scheme is a scam. Protect your hard-earned money.
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- ✓The Ministry of Labour and Employment warned jobseekers against fake calls and fraudulent offers claiming association with the National Career Service.
- ✓The ministry clarified that all NCS services, including registration and interview processing, are completely free.
- ✓Candidates should not pay any money and can report fraud using helplines 1514 and 1930.
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- Indian Markets
- Reported By
- Economic Times
- Reading Speed
- 2 Minute(s)
- Market Focus
- India Economy
The Ministry of Labour and Employment has warned jobseekers against fake calls, emails and fraudulent job offers claiming an association with the National Career Service (NCS). The ministry clarified that all NCS services, including registration, job applications and interview processing, are completely free. It has also shared helpline numbers 1514 and 1930 for assistance and reporting fraud.
The Ministry of Labour and Employment has issued a warning to jobseekers against fraudulent calls, emails and fake job offers claiming an association with the National Career Service (NCS). The ministry has clarified that all NCS services are completely free and that candidates do not have to pay any fee for registration, submitting job applications, interview processing or other employment-related services.
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